Reporters are to get all facts straight and present their stories fairly. A．believedB．supposedC．thoughtD．considered 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Reporters are _______ to get all facts straight and present their stories fairly.

A．believed

B．supposed

C．thought

D．considered

解析试题分析：重点理解句意，句意为：记者应该直截了当的获得所有的事实情况并且公平的报道它们。根据句意是“应该”的意思，即be supposed to ,别的选项意思均不满足。be believed to 被相信 be thought to 被认为是 be considered to 被认为是
考点：考查固定搭配。
点评：本题不难，重在理解好意思，能够分清楚各个选项之间意思的差异。在平时的学习中要善于积累，同时本题中要注意consider一词的用法，这个词在高考中出现频率高。注意这个词所构成的短语。
consider doing sth 考虑做某事 consider to be 认为是…

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