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According to the author, a teacher should NOT_.A. explain how policemen protect the p

According to the author, a teacher should NOT_.

A. explain how policemen protect the pupils

B. have bias towards everything she/he wants to tell pupils

C. develop proper attitudes through science matters

D. attempt to change pupils' attitudes

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第9题
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