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When the iPhone first the market, only die-hard Apple fans bought it. But today, iPhones are everywhere.

A. hitB. led

C. made D. covered

 

A

【解析】

试题分析:考查动词辨析 A. hit打击,迎合,到达;B. led导致;C. made使;D. covered覆盖;句意:当苹果手机第一次进入市场,只有苹果的铁杆粉丝买。但是今天,苹果手机到处都是。找到;到达;走上We hit the main road here.我们找到了这里的大路,故选A项。

考点 : 考查动词辨析

 

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1.A. heard  B. worried  C. felt  D. brought

2.A. otherwise  B. However  C. Therefore D. Besides

3.A. optimistic  B. accurate C. aggressive D. passive

4.A. keep up  B. give up C. end up D. take up

5.A. members  B. volunteers C. friends D. clerks

6.A. wander  B. stay C. teach D. serve

7.A. ran into  B. cared about C. looked for D. passed by

8.A. painfully  B. socially C. naturally D. hopelessly

9.A. afraid  B. doubtful C. alone D. patient

10.A. joined  B. broke C. dropped  D. poured

11.A. awarded  B. showed C. handed D. bought

12.A. discovered  B. guessed C. suspected  D. concluded

13.A. neatly  B. broadly C. tightly D. loosely

14.A. compared  B. connected C. covered D. competed

15.A. eager  B. lucky C. calm D. miserable

16.A. relief  B. loss C. surprise D. change 

17.A. remembered  B. realized C. overcome D. ignored

18.A. allowed  B. required C. included D. finished 

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3.A. pocketB. boxC. violinD. hat

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7.A. adaptedB. adjustedC. mendedD. mastered

8.A. filledB. coatedC. occupiedD. surrounded

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10.A. calmlyB. carelesslyC. coldlyD. proudly

11.A. one B. somethingC. anything D. it

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13.A. robbedB. seizedC. obtainedD. acquired

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