---How did he the punishment he was given for his cruel conduct?---No reaction at all. He knew unkindness often reacts upon the unkind person.A. respond with B. react toC. respond for D. react with Mr 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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---How did he ______ the punishment he was given for his cruel conduct?

---No reaction at all. He knew unkindness often reacts upon the unkind person.

A. respond with B. react to

C. respond for D. react with Mrs. Jones

【解析】

试题分析: A用……回应，响应；B对……作出反应；C因……而回应；D用……作为反应。句意：—他是如何回应因暴行得到的惩罚的？—根本没有反应。他知道恶有恶报。react to 符合语境，选B。

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