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4.How many people attended the_________(慶典) ?

4. celebration

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B.the origin of a special day for mothers

C.President Wilson and Anna Jarvis

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B.America

C.China

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B.introduce a celebration for mothers

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C.President Wilson liked the date

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B.she had never been a mother herself

C.people were too interested in making it a business

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