When your child wakes up in the morning, he should know that his daily ____ includes going to school, lunch and homework.

A. routineB. destinationC. requirement D. conservation

 

A

【解析】

試題分析：句意：當(dāng)你的孩子早上醒來,他應(yīng)該知道,他的日常生活包括上學(xué),午飯和作業(yè)。四個選項的含義分別是：A. routine例行公事，日常工作，固定節(jié)目，B. destination目的地，終點  ，C. requirement要求，必要條件，必需品，D. conservation保存，保護，避免浪費，對自然環(huán)境的保護，選A。

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