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The country is abundant in natural resources.
A:rich
B:colorful
C:mysterious
D:scarce
B:colorful
C:mysterious
D:scarce
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解析：本题考查的是对形容词的认知能力。本句意思：那个国家自然资源丰富。 abundant丰富的、充足的。选项A rich丰富的，例如：The country is rich in oil and coal．这个国家的石油和煤炭资源丰富。选项B colorful五彩缤纷的。选项C mysterious神秘的。选项D scarce匾乏的，例如：Food was scarce throughout the war．在战争期间食物匾乏。abundant与 rich意思最接近，所以选A。
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