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2．Students who study ______ can have more satisfaction，be healthier and more effective．（　　）
A．approximatelyB．flexiblyC．accuratelyD．extremely

分析 那些学习方法灵活的学生能获得更多的满足感，更健康也更高效．

解答 答案：B 题干表达的是肯定意．approximately接近地；flexibly灵活地；accurately精确地；extremely极度地．根据句意，修饰study的褒义词应该是学习方式灵活多样．故选B．

点评 副词类型较多，用法灵活．学习时，要注意积累．尤其是类似用法要加以区分和掌握．

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D．his fellowmen are not understandable
56．For some time，Edward Burton impressed the author most with hisD．
A．age and position                                  
B．wealth and ability
C．sensibility and humor           
D．kindness and weakness
57．The underlined words"he was all to pieces"may meanB．
A．he was mad and wild             
B．he was completely down
C．he was sick and dirty           
D．he was totally drunk
58．We can infer from Burton's story that his namesakesA．
A．never saw through his trick     
B．annoyed him by playing cards
C．could not do any job well       
D．intended to cheat him with a lie
59．We learned from the story that Edward BurtonB．
A．knew the young man would kill himself
B．arranged the end of his namesake's life
C．did much for the poor fellowman
D．killed his card-friend by mistake
60．Edward Burton could be described as a（n）Dperson．
A．innocent      
B．smart         
C．careless      
D．evil．

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