单选题Oil sales volume in local urban and rural areas rose by 24% and 50% ______, over July 2006.AseparatelyBindividuallyCindependentlyDrespectively
单选题
Oil sales volume in local urban and rural areas rose by 24% and 50% ______, over July 2006.
A
separately
B
individually
C
independently
D
respectively
参考解析
解析：
在2006年7月间，当地城市和农村地区的石油销售量分别提高了24％和50%。respectively分别地。separately分开地。individually个别地。independently独立地。因此D项符合题意。
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