单选题____AmentalBmoralCsuperstitiousDspiritual
单选题
____
A
mental
B
moral
C
superstitious
D
spiritual
参考解析
解析：
该题的四个选择项意思也很接近。mental脑力的。moral道德的。superstitious迷信的。spiritual精神的，它和political常作为一对词来用。
该题的四个选择项意思也很接近。mental脑力的。moral道德的。superstitious迷信的。spiritual精神的，它和political常作为一对词来用。
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