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Not a single word __________when he was forced to leave home and join the army in 1937.
A．did Mark leave
B．left Mark
C．did leave Mark
D．Mark left
B．left Mark
C．did leave Mark
D．Mark left
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解析：考查倒装用法。not是否定词，置于句首后句子需要采用部分倒装的形式，故选A。
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