When realizing they would be ___ of traffic jams or air pollution more people will choose public transportation.
A．victimsB．survivorsC．murderersD．tutors
A

試題分析：句意：當(dāng)人們意識(shí)到他們將成為交通阻塞和空氣污染的受害者，更多人將會(huì)選擇公共交通設(shè)施。victim受害者；survivor幸存者；murderer謀殺者；tutor導(dǎo)師。故選A。
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