Từ Nào Dưới đây Chứa Vần “ooc” Chỉ Dụng Cụ Chơi Nhạc

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Từ nào dưới đây chứa vần “ooc” chỉ dụng cụ chơi nhạc ?

A.

Oóc-gan

B.

Quần soóc

C.

Rơ moóc

D.

Oóc-bom-bóc

Đáp án và lời giải Đáp án:A

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