But at the same time, 77 percent of moms and dads____that the Web is crucial to learning,and an overwhelming 91 percent admit that it helps their kids explore things they're passionate about.A.recognizeB.announceC.distinguishD.assert
But at the same time, 77 percent of moms and dads____that the Web is crucial to learning,and an overwhelming 91 percent admit that it helps their kids explore things they're passionate about.
A.recognize
B.announce
C.distinguish
D.assert
B.announce
C.distinguish
D.assert
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解析：本题考查内容为词意辨析。A选项意为“承认、识别”，B选项意为“宣布、述说”，C选项意为“区分、辨别”，D选项意为“维护、坚持”，题目意为“但与此同时，77%的妈妈和爸爸____网络对学习是至关重要的，91%的人承认，这有助于他们的孩子探索他们所热衷的事情。”因此选A，承认网络对学习是至关重要的。
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