The government has been accused of not responding to the needs of the homeless.A. accurately B. appropriately C. mildly D. gently 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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The government has been accused of not responding ______ to the needs of the homeless.

A. accurately B. appropriately C. mildly D. gently

【解析】

试题分析：A. accurately 精确地，B. appropriately适当地， C. mildly和善地，轻微地，说得委婉些，D. gently温柔地，句意：当地政府已经受到指责没有对洪灾地区无家可归的人的需求做出适当的回应。选B。

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