Twenty percent of the people on the earth have no to clean drinking water．( )A．rightB．supplyC．experienceD．access 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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4．Twenty percent of the people on the earth have no ______ to clean drinking water．（　　）

A．

right

B．

supply

C．

experience

D．

access

分析句意：地球上百分之二十的人都喝不到干净的水．

解答答案D A项"权利，右边"；B项"供应"；C项"经历"；D项"通道，入口，取得…的手段、方法"．have no access to为固定短语"没有…的手段、方法"．由句意可知，此处是指"没有喝到干净水的渠道"，故选D项．

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