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【题目】Local police said a large number of civilians are among the victims and many of the bodies were reportedly burned __________.

A.beyond controlB.beyond description

C.beyond repairD.beyond recognition

【答案】D

【解析】

考查介词短语。句意：当地警方表示，遇难者中有大量平民，据报道，许多尸体被烧得面目全非。A. beyond control 无法控制；B. beyond description 无法形容；C. beyond repair 无法修理；D. beyond recognition 面目全非。分析句子，前句提到遇难者大部分是贫民，有些尸体被火烧过。应该是烧的面目全非。故选D项。

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