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Clean water ______the village people in the flooded area.

A. is not easily accessible to B. has no easy access to

C. is not easily accessible for D. has no easy access for

【解析】

试题分析：句意：干净的水是洪水地区的人们很难得到的.词组：sth be accessible to sb.某事为某人所获得，have access to是某人有机会获得某物，所以选A。

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