Old English has a vocabulary of about（） words. [ ]

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Old English has a vocabulary of about（） words. [ ]

A、30，000 to 40，000

B、50，000 to 60，000

C、70，000 to 80，000

D、80，000 to 90，000

正确答案：B

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