【題目】The 2015 World Secondary School Students' Track and Field Championships will be held in Wuhan No.4 Middle School，partially because the cultural relics here such as the Clock Tower and the Church are well ________.

A. preserved B. deserved

C. reserved D. observed

【答案】A

【解析】句意：2015年世界中學(xué)生田徑錦標(biāo)賽將在武漢四中舉行，部分原因是這里的文化遺產(chǎn)如鐘樓和教堂保護(hù)得很好。preserve“保護(hù)，保存”，符合句意。deserve“值得，應(yīng)該”；reserve“預(yù)留，預(yù)定”；observe“遵守，觀察，慶祝”。故選A。

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