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19．---John didn't complete the task last time．Do you think he can be given the task again？
---I think everyone _______ a second chance．（　　）
A．deservesB．arrangesC．determinesD．creates

分析 ---约翰上次没有完成这项任务，你觉得还能把这个任务交给他吗？
---我觉得应该给他，每个人都有权获得再次尝试的机会．

解答 答案：A
该题考查动词意义辨析，deserve意为"值得、应该获得"，arrange意为"安排、布置"，determine意为"决定"，create意为"创造、设计"，由题意及a second chance"再一次机会"可知，第二个人要表达的意思为每个人都"应该获得"再次尝试的机会，所以应用deserve，故选A．

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