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8．To be a good leader，he should_____ his actions with his words．（　　）
A．fillB．compareC．equipD．match

分析 要成为一个好领导，他应当言行一致．

解答 答案D．
A项"（使）填满"；B项"比较"；C项"配备，装备"；D项"和…相匹配"；根据题干中的"To be a good leader"可知，作为领导干部要敢于担当，言行一致，固定短语"match  sth with sht       与…相配； 使与…致"，故选D．

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