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15．Helplessly，the package I was expecting was _____ to the wrong address．（　　）
A．writtenB．givenC．packedD．delivered

分析 太让人绝望了，我一直盼望的包裹居然送错地方了．

解答 答案：D
该题考查动词意义辨析．write意为"写、写作"，give意为"给予、赠与"，pack意为"包装、打包"，deliver意为"发表、递送"，由the package"包裹"和the wrong address"错误的地方"可知，该句意为包裹"送"错了地方，所以应用deliver，故选D．

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