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You can't see anything clearly through a telescope unless it ________ correctly to

your sight.

A．adjusts B．is adapting

C．adapts D．is adjusted

【解析】D　[望远镜和动词“调整”间是被动关系，故要用被动语态。adjust调整；adapt使适应，改编。]

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