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The red lanterns and colorful banners hanging everywhere ________ the festival atmosphere of the school.

A．adapt to B．add to

C．refer to D．relate to

 

B

【解析】B　句意：到处悬挂的红灯笼和彩旗增加了学校的节日气氛。add to“增添，增加”符合句意。

 

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