单选题______Ateaching Blesson Ceducation Dcourse
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teaching
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lesson
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education
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course
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解析：
语境搭配题。根据结构推断此处所缺的是个名词，又根据语境得知：教育界正激烈地争论非西方和非传统文化作为学生所受普通……的一部分的地位。因此此处应填education，这里指“普通教育”。
语境搭配题。根据结构推断此处所缺的是个名词，又根据语境得知：教育界正激烈地争论非西方和非传统文化作为学生所受普通……的一部分的地位。因此此处应填education，这里指“普通教育”。
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单选题Diplomatic misunderstandings can often be traced back to blunders in translation.Amistakes Bfeats Cevaluations Dduplicates