单选题______AbreakBshakeCtouchDpush
单选题
______
A
break
B
shake
C
touch
D
push
参考解析
解析：
篇章逻辑题。根据同词复现原则，上文出现过shake the table，此处为同一语义表达，因此选B。该句“但如果你用一堆卡片搭出一个玩具屋，桌子的轻微晃动就会使玩具屋倒塌”。
篇章逻辑题。根据同词复现原则，上文出现过shake the table，此处为同一语义表达，因此选B。该句“但如果你用一堆卡片搭出一个玩具屋，桌子的轻微晃动就会使玩具屋倒塌”。
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