The bad ones should be at once ________ the good ones．


  1. A.
    divided
  2. B.
    divided into
  3. C.
    separated
  4. D.
    separated from
D
根據(jù)題意“應(yīng)該趕緊把壞的從好的中挑出來”可知，這里表示將不同的個(gè)體分開來，需要用“separate A from B”的結(jié)構(gòu)。而“divide sth．into…”是指將整體分成部分。比如將整個(gè)班級(jí)分成幾個(gè)小組，用divide the whole class into several groups；而將這些小組分開，則用separate them from each other。
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