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He is optimistic that he will win the election.
A:positive
B:dismayed
C:frustrated
D:incredible
B:dismayed
C:frustrated
D:incredible
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解析：他乐观地认为将会赢得这场比赛。optimistic“乐观”。positive“确信”，最符合题意，例如：I am positive he will leave．我确信他会离开。dismayed“失望的”，例如：We are dismayed at his refusal．他的拒绝让我们都很失望。frustrated“受挫折的”，例如：I feel frustrated in my life．我感到生活很不顺心。incredible“难以置信的”，例如：an incredible experience一次难以置信的经历。
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