[题目]-I wonder . -By working together and taking strong epidemic prevention (防疫) measures.A.what we can doB.when the disease will be stoppedC.how to fight against the disease 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】—I wonder .

—By working together and taking strong epidemic prevention (防疫) measures.

A.what we can doB.when the disease will be stoppedC.how to fight against the disease

【答案】C

【解析】

句意：——我想知道如何对抗这种疾病。——通过合作和采取强有力的防疫措施。

考查疑问词+to do。what we can do我们能做什么；when the disease will be stopped疾病什么时候会停止；how to fight against the disease如何对抗这种疾病。根据答语可知，是在回答方式方法，所以前句是对方式方法提问。故选C。

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