题目内容

We must soon ______a new teacher to the class.

A. adapt B. appoint C. exchange D. abuse

 

B

【解析】

试题分析：A. adapt适应，B. appoint任命，委派，C. exchange交换， D. abuse滥用，辱骂，句意：我们必须立刻派一个新老师到这个班。所以选B。

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