The lead singer was ill and couldn’t sing that night, and her didn’t perform well, which made the audience disappointed. A. attitude B. substitute C. institute D. altitude 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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The lead singer was ill and couldn’t sing that night, and her _______ didn’t perform well, which made the audience disappointed.

A. attitude B. substitute C. institute D. altitude

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试题分析：句意：那天晚上领衔歌手生病无法演出，她的替补表现得也不好，这让观众很失望。 substitute意为“替换者；替补”，符合句意。attitude意为“态度”， institute意为“学会，协会；学院”， altitude意为“高度；海拔”。

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