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听力原文：W: Let's stop at the next garage.
M: Do we need petrol？
W: No, but there is a cafe and we can have a drink.
What does the woman want to do？
A．To have her car fixed at he next garage.
B．To get petrol for her car.
C．To have a drink in the caf6.
D．To use the restroom in the caf6.
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