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Jane just moved here, and she tried to be () to everyone, being friendly ; and willing to talk to others.
A.sociable
B.skillfull
C.specializing
D.social
B.skillfull
C.specializing
D.social
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解析：Jane刚搬到这里，她试着对每个人表示友好，友善并且乐意与人交谈。
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