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According to the design of the new curriculum _______ cover（s） primary school years which leads to the end of compulsory education.
A.levels 1~2
B.level 4
C.level 1
D.level 3~5
B.level 4
C.level 1
D.level 3~5
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解析：本题考查新课标
A选项，根据新课程设计的要求，______ 涵盖了小学阶段的课程从而导致义务教育的结束。新课标的课程目标中，一到二级是小学阶段的课程。综上，A选项正确。
B选项，四级，故排除。
C选项，一级 ，故排除。
D选项，三至五级 ，故排除。
故正确答案为A 项。
A选项，根据新课程设计的要求，______ 涵盖了小学阶段的课程从而导致义务教育的结束。新课标的课程目标中，一到二级是小学阶段的课程。综上，A选项正确。
B选项，四级，故排除。
C选项，一级 ，故排除。
D选项，三至五级 ，故排除。
故正确答案为A 项。
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