Shortly after the tea Leopold heard the music from upstairs. He was astonished because_____

Shortly after the tea Leopold heard the music from upstairs. He was astonished because______.

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2022-05-21 10:47

A、Wolfgang loved the piece so much
B、Wolfgang was playing in the darkness
C、Marianne had never played the piece so beautifully
D、Marianne was washing dishes in the kitchen

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39．答案为C 此题为细节题。第二段最后几句的大意是，莫扎特的爸爸用惊奇的声调说，Marianne弹这段曲子胜过以往任何时候。

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