After the heavy mudslide happened in Sichuan, hundreds of newspaper reporters were sent to ____ the natural disaster.
A．describeB．coverC．witness D．experience
B

試題分析:考查動詞辨析。A 描述；B 覆蓋，采訪，報道；C 目擊，見證；D 經(jīng)歷。從句中的newspaper reporters可知記者去災(zāi)區(qū)的目的只能是采訪報道災(zāi)情。故B選項正確。句意：在四川嚴(yán)重的泥石流發(fā)生以后，數(shù)百名報社記者被派往災(zāi)區(qū)報道災(zāi)情。
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