3．It is reported that a similar technique can be         to the treatment of cancer．（　�。�
A．appliedB．attachedC．addedD．compared

分析 據(jù)報道，相同的技術(shù)可以被應(yīng)用到癌癥的治療上．

解答 答案：A．
根據(jù)句意"據(jù)報道，相同的技術(shù)可以被應(yīng)用到癌癥的治療上．"可知，這里應(yīng)該用apply"應(yīng)用"，來構(gòu)成be applied to結(jié)構(gòu)，意為"被應(yīng)用到，適用于•"，符合句意．be attached to"附屬于"； be added to"被增加到"be compared to"與…做比較，對比"，均不符合句意，故選A．

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