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I asked Lily whether she wanted to go swimming with me and she nodded．
A: shook
B: disagreed
C: agreed
D: smiled
B: disagreed
C: agreed
D: smiled
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解析：句意：我问莉莉是否愿意跟我一块儿去游泳，她点头表示同意。四个选项中，A. shake的意思是“摇动、颤抖”，在表示人的头摇动时是指头左右摆动，这是表示不同意的意思。B. disagree的意思是“不同意、意见不和”，与agree是反义词；D. smile的意思是“微笑”;C. agree的意思是“同意、赞成”，常用搭配有agree with sb.（同意某人）或agree to do sth.（同意做某事），题目中画线部分的意思是“点头”，点头即是同意的意思，因此 C选项符合题意。
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