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11．A person of ________ shoulders stood there，waiting to go ________ the ship．（　　）
A．broad；abroadB．board；abroadC．board；aboardD．broad；aboard

分析 个肩膀宽阔的人站在那里等着登船．．

解答 D 考查形容词副词词义．broad是形容词"宽阔的"；abroad 副词"到国外"，go abroad the ship 是英语的固定搭配"登船"，board是名词"甲板"，故答案选D．

点评 本题考查broad，board，aboard三个单词的词义辨析，这要从平时的积累抓起，真正掌握这些词的用法，再根据句子的意思选出正确的答案．

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