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    13．听第10段材料，回答第17至20题．
    17．What class did Jim take on Wednesday evenings？
    A．Cooking．
    B．Flower arranging．
    C．Painting．
    18．What was wrong with the cake Jim baked？
    A．It was too hard．
    B．It was too sweet．
    C．It was too big．
    19．What did Jim try to paint during the weekend？
    A．A Christmas tree covered with snow．
    B．A dog with mud all over it．
    C．A snow-covered landscape．
    20．What did the art teacher think of the painting？
    A．It was terrible．
    B．It was wonderful．
    C．It was so-so．

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