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Anyone who does not have a free ticket must pay the fee for going in．
A:attending
B:admitting
C:admission
D:attention
B:admitting
C:admission
D:attention
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解析：本句意思：任何没有免费票的人要想进入必须付款。goin进入。attend参加；admit承认，认可；admission进入权，加入权；attention注意，留心。
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