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People around the world are ______ the Japanese government to face the history with a correct attitude now.

A. answering for B. pushing forC. accounting for D. caring for

 

B

【解析】

试题分析:句意:世界各地的人们为 ___ 日本政府现在面临的历史有正确的态度。A. answering for符合(…需要); 对…负责; 充当…; 许诺;B. pushing for急切、强烈地要求, 为…奋力争取;C. accounting for考虑;D. caring for关心。由句意可知选B。

考点: 考查动词短语辨析的用法。

 

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C. Albert gave up studying music after he studied to be a soldier in the navy.

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D. Roussel was cheated and hurt by his naval friend.

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