单选题______AspacesBaspectsCdirectionsDplaces
单选题
______
A
spaces
B
aspects
C
directions
D
places
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词义辨析题。空格所在句“爬山也许会有用，但在许多____地面是平坦的”，四个选项中places最符合文意。
词义辨析题。空格所在句“爬山也许会有用，但在许多____地面是平坦的”，四个选项中places最符合文意。
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