The panic buying of salt reminds us that it is necessary to keep in an emergency．( )A．quietB．calmC．silentD．still 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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20．The panic buying of salt reminds us that it is necessary to keep in an emergency．（　　）

A．

quiet

B．

calm

C．

silent

D．

still

分析盐的疯狂抢购提醒我们在紧急情况下保持镇定是十分必要的．

解答答案：B
A：quiet安静的；B：calm镇定，平静；C：silent寂静，安静；D：still静止，安静；根据题干中"the panic buying of salt"可推断在出现紧急情况时应保持冷静，此处"panic"与"calm"相对应，都是形容人，故正确选项为B．

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