School children must be taught how to deal with dangerous          .

A. states       B. conditions           C. situations           D. positions

 

【答案】

 C

【解析】：“學(xué)生必須被教授如何處置危險(xiǎn)情況” state 系常用詞, 指"人或物存在或所處的狀態(tài)", 但不著重于"這種狀態(tài)和具體原因或條件的關(guān)系"； condition 指"由于一定的原因、條件或環(huán)境所產(chǎn)生的特定情況situation 指"多種具體情況造 成的綜合狀態(tài)", 常著重"這種狀態(tài)的影響或和處于該狀態(tài)的事物的關(guān)系"； position:方位；位置

【高考考點(diǎn)】：名詞辨析

【易錯(cuò)點(diǎn)】：conditions，一般說(shuō)的是具體條件

【備考提示】：英語(yǔ)中很多詞中文角度意思差不多，不過(guò)適用環(huán)境截然不同，不可馬虎。

 

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