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6．A young woman is presented an award because she saved the baby falling off a high building．（　　）

A．

to

B．

of

C．

for

D．

with

分析一位年轻妇女因为救了从高楼坠下的婴儿而受到奖励．

解答答案：D．
考查介词的用法．此处present sb．with an award 意为"给某人颁奖"，题干中使用的是这一短语的被动语态形式．

点评本题考查介词的用法．众所周知，介词在固定搭配中使用的频率相当高，除了经常总结学习之外，还要在具体的语境中注意短语的使用是否变换了形式，例如一些短语的被动语态形式就是经常考查的重点．

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