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【题目】 ______ is no doubt that children ______ more easily to new environments than adults.

A. It; adopt B. There; adjust

C. It; advocate D. There; allocate

【答案】B

【解析】

试题分析：考查常用句型和动词的使用。There is no doubt that…，毫无疑问…。Adopt收养，改编；adjust调整，适应；advocate鼓吹，动员；allocate分配，分派，把…分给。句意：毫无疑问，孩子比成人更容易适应新的环境。故选B。

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