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【题目】It is reported that some journalists from certain presses got themselves _______false reporting the mine disaster and they are_______ accepting hush(沉默) money

A. involved in; accused of

B. involved with; charged of

C. to be involved in; accused with

D. to be involved with; charged with

【答案】A

【解析】

试题分析:考查固定短语。短语be/get involved in参与....;accuse sb of sth控告某人某事;本句第一空使用involved in作为宾语补足语,对宾语themselves进行补充说明;第二空是被动语态be accuse to sth/doing sth被控告做某事;句意:据报道一些新闻机构的记者参与了这起煤炭事故的虚假报道,他们被控告收受封口费。故A正确。

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