Parents are beyond question the most people to their children．( )A．influentialB．potentialC．beneficialD．confidential 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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9．Parents are beyond question the most _____ people to their children．（　　）

A．

influential

B．

potential

C．

beneficial

D．

confidential

分析父母毫无疑问是对孩子最有影响力的人．

解答答案：A
A：influential有影响的；B：potential潜在的，可能的；C：beneficial有益的，有利的；D：confidential秘密的，表示信任的；根据题干"Parents are the most…people to their children""父母对于孩子是…的人"并结合四个选项的词义，可知四个词中最符合语境的是"influential有影响的"，故正确选项为A．

点评此题考查形容词的词义辨析，根据形容词的词义理解并结合语境，可选出正确选项．

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