[题目]E-libraries are more and more popular in that they give us access to books when we are unable to get to a library.A. accidentally B. physicallyC. voluntarily D. appropriately 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】E-libraries are more and more popular in that they give us access to books when we are unable to _______ get to a library.

A. accidentally B. physically

C. voluntarily D. appropriately

【答案】B

【解析】

试题分析：句意：电子图书馆之所以越来越受欢迎，是因为我们本人不能去图书馆时，能让我们阅读书籍。physically“身体上，肉体上”。 accidentally “偶然地，意外地”；voluntarily “志愿地，主动地” ；appropriately“合适地”。故选B项。

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