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Among the four words from paragraph 5, which doesn' t fall into the same category as the other three?
D.Clown.

A.Circus.
B.Enthusiast.
C.CostumE.

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B
解析：A选项指马戏团，B选项指爱好者，C选项指马戏团使用的服装，D选项指小丑。
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