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_____, everyone present was amused by his adventure story in Africa.

A. Absurd as might it sound

B. As it might sound absurd

C. As absurd it might sound

D. Absurd as it might sound

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你們班準備舉辦一個主題為“My Favorite Sports Star”的班會，請你根據(jù)以下表格信息，寫一篇英語短文，簡要介紹羽毛球選手林丹，并向全班作演講。

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姓名

林丹，綽號“超級丹”

籍貫

中國福建龍巖

出生日期

1983.10.14

身高

1.78m

體重

72kg

職業(yè)生涯

5歲開始打羽毛球；12歲參軍；18歲進入國家隊；獲得多項國際大賽冠軍，包括北京奧運會和倫敦奧運會兩枚金牌

比賽風格

左手握拍，以扣球著稱；獲勝后常常敬禮或將衣服扔向觀眾以示慶祝

參考詞匯：羽毛球 badminton; 綽號 nickname; 冠軍 champion; 敬禮 salute; 扣球 smash

Good afternoon, everyone!

My favorite sports star is Lin Dan,

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