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    Before breakfast, they often climbed a ________ hill.


    1. A.
      nearby
    2. B.
      nearly
    3. C.
      near
    4. D.
      by
    A
    解析：空格后为hill，是名词，可判断空格处应填一个形容词做定语，可排除B、D；nearby指空间接近，可做定语，故选A。题意为：早饭之前，他们经常爬附近的一座山。
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