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He was puzzled by this phenomenon. He began to try every approach _________ the best way of working it out.

A. known to find B. knowing to find C. known finding D.knowing finding

解析:

第一题选A ，原因是这里面的known 是做形容词，被知晓的。形容approach方式途径。后面的to find 接目的状语，表示目标。

B knowning 动名词一般是主动意思，所以不正确。

C D不能表示目的含义。

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