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1. Neither Joy nor Jane Knows the answer.The sentence means-----:Joy
(A): doesn’t know the answer,and Jane doesn’t know the answer
(B): Joy knows the answer,but Jane doesn’t know it
(C): Joy and Jane both know the answer
(D): Joy,and not Jane knows the answer
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