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18．Some schools will have to make __________ in agreement with the national soccer reform．（　　）

A．

judgments

B．

adjustments

C．

comments

D．

achievements

分析一些学校将不得不作出调整以和国家足球改革相一致．

解答答案B．make judgments意为"作出判断"；make comments意为"发表评论"；make achievements意为"取得成就"．make adjustments意为"作出调整"，结合句子的意思，"为了和国家足球改革相一致"，所以要"作出调整"，故选B．

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