It’s widely agreed that the of our sports system, rather than foreign coaches, will be helpful to Chinese football.A. adaptation B. appearance C. reform D. promotion 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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It’s widely agreed that the _______of our sports system, rather than foreign coaches, will be helpful to Chinese football.

A. adaptation B. appearance C. reform D. promotion

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试题分析: 句意：人们一致认为是我们的体育体制而不是外国教练会有助于中国的足球事业。A. Adaptation适应，改编； B. appearacne 外表，出现；C. reform 改革；D.promotion晋升；推销。根据句意选C。

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