题目内容

So far, I haven’t adapted to the fast of the life in Toronto.

A.
step
B.
style
C.
pace
D.
manner

C
解析：
这题考查名词的词义辨析：step 脚步，措施style风格 pace步伐，节奏 manner方式，结合句意：到目前为止，我还不能适应东京的快节奏生活。所以选C。

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