15.People's _________of life has been greatly improved since the new government was founded.( 。
A.guidanceB.qualityC.activityD.attitude

分析 新政府成立以來,人們的生活質(zhì)量已經(jīng)大大地改善了.

解答 答案是B,考查名詞的辨析.A 指導,引導;B 質(zhì)量,品質(zhì);C 活動;D 態(tài)度,心態(tài).句意是"新政府成立以來,人們的生活質(zhì)量已經(jīng)大大地改善了."故選B.

點評 解答此類問題首先需要理解每個單詞的基本含義,并注意交叉含義間的區(qū)別,了解其特殊用法及習慣搭配等特點,然后結(jié)合語境選擇正確答案.

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