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歌曲《长大后我就成了你》：“……长大后，才知道那间教室放飞的是希望，守巢的总是你……长大后，才知道那块黑板写下的是真理，擦去的是功利……长大后，才知道那个讲台举起的是别人，奉献的是自己。”上面提到的这些歌词内容主要反映了教师工作的特点是[ ]
A．传授知识
B．无私奉献
C．用人格影响学生
D．作出榜样
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答案：B
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歌曲《长大后我就成了你》：“……长大后，才知道那间教室放飞的是希望，守巢的总是你……长大后，才知道那块黑板写下的是真理，擦去的是功利……长大后，才知道那个讲台举起的是别人，奉献的是自己。”上面提到的这些歌词内容主要反映了教师工作的特点是[ ]
A．传授知识
B．无私奉献
C．用人格影响学生
D．作出榜样
答案：B
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