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The history of the exploration of Antarctica recounts many tales of perseverance and suffering.
A:endurance
B:skill
C:generosity
D:disturbance
B:skill
C:generosity
D:disturbance
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解析：本句意思：南极洲的探索历史叙述了很多关于毅力和苦难的故事。perseverance意思是“毅力”，和endurance（忍耐力，持久）意思相近。skill技能，技巧；generosity慷慨，大方；disturbance干扰，骚扰。
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