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6. To our relief,some laws and regulations

to punish those who drive after drinking alcohol.

A. have worked out B. worked out

C. have been worked out D. were worked out

6. C

6. C解析:句意:让我们欣慰的是，已经出台了一#法律和规定来惩罚那些酒后驾驶的人。

laws and regulations 与 work out 之间是被动关系，且“出台了法律”是现在的一种结果，应用现在完成时的被动语态，故选 C.

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