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10．Susan keeps getting fat and is         advised to get off the sofa and exercise．（　　）
A．constantlyB．instantlyC．deliberatelyD．swiftly

分析 苏珊一直在长胖，她不断的被建议应该离开沙发，多做锻炼．

解答 答案：A．根据句意，应为"不断地，不停地"，故选A．constantly不断地．A．constantly不断地，时常地；B．instantly立即地；C．deliberately故意地，谨慎地；D．swiftly很快地，敏捷地．

点评 本题考查副词辨析．根据副词词义及句意选择合适的副词．

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