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单选题
He is so kind and generous that he always cast his _____ upon the waters.
A
stone
B
bread
C
sand
D
fish
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句意：他是如此的善良慷慨，做好事从不求回报。cast one’s bread upon the waters做好事不求回报。
句意：他是如此的善良慷慨，做好事从不求回报。cast one’s bread upon the waters做好事不求回报。
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Choosing not to do so, Andrew could have won after his opponent sprained his wrist by exploiting this weakness.D
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