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6．The idea"happiness，"________，will not sit still for easy definition．（ ）| A． | to be rigid | B． | to be sure | C． | to be perfect | D． | to be fair |
分析 "幸福"的观念，可以肯定的是，决不意味着轻而易举，一蹴而就．
解答 答案：B
A．to be rigid 硬性的；B．to be sure 可以肯定的是； C．to be perfect十全十美地； D．to be fair 公平地说；此处是插入语，结合前后的句意可知，to be sure 符合句意；故选B
点评 本题考查了形容词词意辨析．做本题的关键是在理解题意的基础上，正确辨析各选项的意思，从而选出答案；这就需要平时应熟练掌握一些形容词及其短语的意义及用法．
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