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How do the Americans train people to have their own private rooms?A.Put the baby in anothe

How do the Americans train people to have their own private rooms?

A.Put the baby in another room.

B.Put the baby in a crib near the parents' bed.

C.Give the child 'a room when he is old enough.

D.Put the baby into its brother' s or sister' s room.

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第2题
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