【題目】—Why are you going to _________ from that company. Don’t forget it’s a high-paid job?

—Because I don’t like the way they _________me.

A. leave; think

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C. resign; treat

D. design; behave

【答案】C

【解析】resign 辭職；treat 對(duì)待；retire 退休。

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