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14．It's strange that some fundamental professions in our society rarely receive the respect or acknowledgement they         （　　）
A．matchB．acceptC．reserveD．deserve

分析 很奇怪的是在我们的社会中一些基础的职业很少受到他们应有的尊敬和承认．

解答 答案D．
A项"比赛；匹配；相配，相称；相比"；B项"接受"；C项"储备；保留；预约"；D项"应受，应得"；动词短语"deserve sth   应得到…"，根据句意"很奇怪的是在我们的社会中一些基础的职业很少受到他们应有的尊敬和承认"可知，D项符合语境，故选D．

点评 本题考查动词辨析．解答此类题目首先要读懂句意，理解每个选项动词的意思，然后根据上下文语境锁定合适的动词．平时要加强动词词汇量的积累．

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