Many university courses are not really to the needs of students or their future employers. A.associated B. relative C. geared D. sufficient 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Many university courses are not really _____ to the needs of students or their future employers.

　　A.associated B. relative C. geared D. sufficient

解析:

be geared to与......相连接的，与......搭配得上的。Be relative to与......有关的：This is not relative to the accident.(这和这次事故无关。)本题意指courses(课程)是否与needs(需要)挂得上钩，而不是一般得有点关系，故应选geared.

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