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---I’ve heard some scientists have sent a spacecraft to Mars.

---Really? Has it arrived _____?

A already B yet C still D ever

【答案】

【解析】

试题分析：A.已经 B.仍旧 C.仍旧D.究竟。Already用于肯定句，表示时间上的提前。Yet和still含有仍旧，然而的意思，他们的区别在于yet用于否定和疑问句，放在句尾。Still用于肯定句，一般位于句子中间。句意：我听说一些科学家发送了一艘宇宙飞船去火星？——真的吗？到了没有？疑问句，故选B。

考点：副词辨析

点评：副词的考查也是英语考查的一个重点。英语近义词的区别主要在于语气的轻重不同，应用环境的不同。平时应注意这些区别，具体答题时结合语境具体分析。

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