That such a great number of families are still so badly off greatly the researchers.A．puzzleB．confuse C．disturb edD．astonishes 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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That such a great number of families are still so badly off greatly ______ the researchers.

A．puzzle

B．confuse

C．disturb ed

D．astonishes

解析这题考查动词词义辨析：A. puzzle使…困惑，B. confuse使…迷惑， C. disturb打扰， D. astonishes使…惊讶，句意是：这么多的家庭还这么贫困让研究人员很惊讶。选D。

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