题目内容

People would like to listen to officials talk ______ , for no one likes an endless and empty talk.

A. seriously B. fluently

C. plainly D. frequently

C

【解析】

试题分析：考查副词辨析。选项A意为严肃地、认真地、严重地；选项B意为流畅地；选项C意为明显地、清楚地、简单地、直率地；选项D意为频繁地。根据后一句句意：因为没有人喜欢没完没了的空洞的演讲。可知，前一句句意为：人们希望能够听到官员们开诚布公地谈谈。

考点：考查副词辨析

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