______ acupuncture developed, the simple “bian stones” were replaced first by stone  and pottery needles, and ________ by metal needles.


  1. A.
    As ,eventually
  2. B.
    With, eventually
  3. C.
    With, accidentally
  4. D.
    As,accidentally
A
試題分析：考查連詞和副詞辨析。With后面要接短語表示“隨著”；as后面要接完整的句子表示“隨著”；eventually最后；accidently偶然；句意：隨著針灸的發(fā)展，那些簡單的砭針首先被石針代替，最后被金屬針?biāo)〈恕９蔄正確。
考點：考查連詞和副詞辨析
點評：連詞的辨析要注意上下文的語境，本題的as后面接句子，with后面接短語。副詞的辨析一定要把副詞的語義和上下文串聯(lián)在一起，形成語法和句法的統(tǒng)一。
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