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His claims seem credible to many people.
A: workable
B: convincing
C: practical
D: eligible
B: convincing
C: practical
D: eligible
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解析：句意：他的主张在许多人看来是可信的。credible意为“可信的，可接受的”，与 convincing（令人相信的，有说服力的）意思相近。workable意为“可行的”; practical意为 “实际的”; eligible意为“合适的”。
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