Online music providers in China hope to set up a plan that will charge individual users for music A．prints B．projects C．records D．downloads 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Online music providers in China hope to set up a plan that will charge individual users for music

A．prints B．projects C．records D．downloads

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【解析】

试题分析：考查动词辨析，A. prints印刷B. projects计划C. records记录D. downloads下载，句子意思“在中国在线音乐提供商希望建立装载个人用户音乐下载的计划”

考点：考查动词辨析

点评：动词辨析是高考常考内容，动词辨析常用的考法是以相同字母开头的动词，考生容易混淆，要求考生平时记忆可以根据字母表背诵，还要注意动词的搭配。

即学即练：That Japan made an attempt to ______ the Diaoyu Islands has aroused the anger of all Chinese people because they have been China’s since ancient times.

A. occupy B. impress C. expand D. contact

选A

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