单选题______Avillages Bareas Ctowns Dhouses
单选题
______
A
villages
B
areas
C
towns
D
houses
参考解析
解析：
语境搭配题。参考第102题的解析和语境，这里表达的应是“工厂的烟尘污染着工业化地区和附近乡村地区的空气”；所以答案为B。
语境搭配题。参考第102题的解析和语境，这里表达的应是“工厂的烟尘污染着工业化地区和附近乡村地区的空气”；所以答案为B。
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