As we know, adults are not ; they do not move comfortably to another place.A. flexible B. reliable C. intelligent D. convenient 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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As we know, adults are not ______ ; they do not move comfortably to another place.

A. flexible B. reliable C. intelligent D. convenient

【解析】

试题分析：A. flexible柔顺的，温顺的，可变通的；灵活的；易适应的，B. reliable 可靠的，C. intelligent聪明的，D. convenient 方便的，句意：正如我们所知,成年人不是很容易适应的;他们不舒服地搬到另一个地方。所以选A。

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