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H7N9 is a new kind of          .

A. disease     B. medicine     C. subject      D. animal

 

A 【解析】 试题分析:句意:H7N9是一种新型疾病。A 疾病;B 药物;C 科目;D 动物。结合题意故选A。 考点:考查名词辨析。  
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