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14．No one has the right to look down _____ anyone around because everyone is equal．（　　）
A．atB．inC．forD．on

分析 没有人有权利瞧不起周围的人，因为每个人都是平等的．

解答 答案是D．本题主要考查介词辨析．at 在…（时间/空间）点；达（某一速度、频率、水平或价格）； 朝（某人或某物看）；向（某人掷物）；look down at 低头看…；in 在…里面；在某一段时间内；在…方面；look down in 低头朝…里面看；
for对…来说；为了，因为；look down for低头寻找；on在…上；带在…身上；乘（汽车、火车、飞机等）；（书、讨论、观点等）关于；look down on/upon轻视，瞧不起； 根据句意和介词搭配判断，人人平等，所以没有人有权利"瞧不起"周围的人，所以答案选择D．

点评 介词辨析要在掌握各介词的基本用法和固定搭配的基础上结合语境做出符合逻辑、常理的推测．

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