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    The boss didn't like James because he was not ________ learning new things．


    1. A.
      afraid of
    2. B.
      worried about
    3. C.
      tired of
    4. D.
      good at
    D
    解题指导：从语法角度看，这4个选项后面都可以接动名词，所以必须根据上下文来判断。根据上句The boss didn't like James，推断出“詹姆斯不擅长学习新东西”，故选D。
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