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12．Do you think Bill is a suitable man for the job？
If you believe he will not    your trust，you can put him in the position．（　　）
A．abandonB．betrayC．deserveD．decline

分析 ---你认为比尔能胜任这个职位吗？
---如果你觉得他不会辜负你的信任的话，你可以把这个职位交给他．

解答 答案：B
该题考查动词意义辨析，abandon意为"抛弃、放弃"，betray意为"辜负、背叛"，deserve意为"应得、值得"，decline意为"谢绝、下降"，由your trust"你的信任"可知，A和D可以排除，又由you can put him in the position"你可以把这个职位交给他"和he will not"他不会"可知，if引导的条件状语从句要表达的意思为：如果他不"辜负"你的信任的话，所以应用betray，故选B．

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