3. The author uses colorful,simple,yet detailed watercolor illustrations to        her thoughts.

   A. convey   B. acknowledge   C. draft   D. furnish

3. A句意為："作者用豐富多彩、簡潔明快而又細致詳盡的水彩插圖來表達她的思想。"convey 此處相當于express ,意為"表達，傳達"。

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