Many English boys go to boarding school at the age of seven.They usually （ ）quickly and are very happy.A.get alongB.carry onC.bring upD.settle down
Many English boys go to boarding school at the age of seven.They usually （ ）quickly and are very happy.
A.get along
B.carry on
C.bring up
D.settle down
B.carry on
C.bring up
D.settle down
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解析：本题考察固定搭配，题目意为“许多英国男孩七岁就上寄宿学校，他们通常很快安顿下来，非常快乐。”A选项意为“进展”，B选项意为“从事，继续下去”，C选项意为“抚养，培养”，D选项意为“安顿下来”。根据句意，应该选择D选项。
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