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A joke which was funny to American people might seem ______ to Chinese.
A.defense
B.fence
C.offense
D.intense
B.fence
C.offense
D.intense
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解析：本题考察词性及词义辨析。题目意为“对美国人来说滑稽有趣的玩笑，也许对中国人来说就是过于强烈的。”A选项意为“防卫，防护”，B选项意为“栅栏，防护”，C选项意为“冒犯，过错”，D选项意为“强烈的，紧张的”。根据句意，只有选项D是形容词，符合题意。
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