The car the police were chasing was a ___ .A.dentB.decoyC.demonD.dogma
The car the police were chasing was a ___ .
A.dent
B.decoy
C.demon
D.dogma
B.decoy
C.demon
D.dogma
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解析：本题考查形近词辨析。选项A意为“牙齿”；选项B意为“诱饵，圈套”；选项C意为“恶魔”；选项D意为“教条”。题目意为“警察正在追赶的这辆车是一个圈套。”因此选B，诱饵。
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