In October, the price of the to Mount Tai has risen by 50 yuan. A. permission B. admission C. introduction D. instruction 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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In October, the price of the ________ to Mount Tai has risen by 50 yuan.

A. permission B. admission C. introduction D. instruction

B。

解析：permission意为“允许”；admission意为“入场费”；introduction意为“引入；介绍”；instruction意为“指导”。根据The price (价格)，以及to the Mount Tai判断，此处指到泰山的“门票；入场费”，所以选admission。

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