Many rural villages in the mountainous areasare inaccessible to tourists．题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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18．Many rural villages in the mountainous areasare inaccessible to（是…难以到达的） tourists．

分析山区里的许多村庄是游客很难到达的．

解答答案是are inaccessible to．考查形容词组短语sth．be accessible to sb某人可以得到某物．题干表达的是否定含义，所以在accessible前面加否定前缀"in-"．故答案是are inaccessible to．

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