题目内容

Strong social supports from your families, friends or coworkers provide people with ________ illnesses.

A.
stop from
B.
prevention
C.
protection against
D.
protect against

C
首先从结构上分析，介词with后应是名词，先排除D项；从意义上分析，应该是句中主语提供了人们抵抗疾病的“保护”，而不是B项的“预防”。

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