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The following may be Robert's________ plan.
| Saturday | go for a picnic with the family. |
| Sunday | 9：00 a.m.-11：00 a.m.jye.ai the son to the cinema 2：00 p.m.-5：00 p.m.jye.ai the friends |
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【答案】B
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