单选题It’s every policeman’s dream to keep people ______ and the traffic in good order.AsafeBhealthyCbusyDfamous
单选题
It’s every policeman’s dream to keep people ______ and the traffic in good order.
A
safe
B
healthy
C
busy
D
famous
参考解析
解析：
句意：保护民众安全和保持交通顺畅是每个警察的梦想。safe安全的。healthy健康的。busy繁忙的。famous著名的。根据常识，A项符合句意。
句意：保护民众安全和保持交通顺畅是每个警察的梦想。safe安全的。healthy健康的。busy繁忙的。famous著名的。根据常识，A项符合句意。
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