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After Ya’an earthquake the school practiced an emergency drill showing the children how to find their “safe place”____

A.
calmly
B.
regularly
C.
automatically
D.
specially

A
试题分析：考查副词用法。A 平静地，镇静地；B 有规则地；C自动地； D 特别地；句意：在雅安地震之后，学校演习了紧急操练让学生知道如何找到“安全的地方”。根据句意A选项正确。
考点：考查副词用法。

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8．A．cried B．worked C．searched D．started

9．A．grew B．littered C．spread D．poured

10．A．actually B．certainly C．eventually D．gradually

11．A．another B．some C．their D．other

12．A．survived B．begged C．accompanied D．prayed

13．A．dying B．lying C．starving D．escaping

14．A．wealthy B．healthy C．lucky D．crazy

15．A．rush B．steal C．walk D．step

16．A．chest B．hand C．neck D．collar

17．A．upset B．astonished C．interested D．frightened

18．A．mouth B．piece C．sheet D．bite

19．A．earth B．world C．heaven D．sky

20．A．for B．off C．out D．back

After Ya’an earthquake the school practiced an emergency drill showing the children how to find their “safe place”.

A. calmly B. regularly C. automatically D. specially

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