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The music aroused an（ ）feeling of homesickness in him.
A.intrinsic
B.intentional
C.intermittent
D.intense
B.intentional
C.intermittent
D.intense
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解析：本题考察形近词辨析，题目意为“音乐唤起了他强烈的思乡之情。”A选项意为“本质的，固有的”，B选项意为“故意的，有意的”，C选项意为“间歇的，断断续续的”，D选项意为“强烈的，非常的”。根据句意，是一种强烈的情感，应该选择D选项。
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