单选题CNN did take the time to ______ viewers on how to donate to the Democratic National Committee via a website.AinstructBteachCtellDshow
单选题
CNN did take the time to ______ viewers on how to donate to the Democratic National Committee via a website.
A
instruct
B
teach
C
tell
D
show
参考解析
解析：
近义词辨析。选项中能与该空之后的介词on连用的只有instruct。instruct指按一定的方法连续地或正式地给予指导，教导，instruct sb. on sth.指“在某方面给予某人指导”。teach（讲授，教授），侧重于指使受教育者获得一门学问或技术。tell告诉；辨别；吩咐。show引导；说明；显示。
近义词辨析。选项中能与该空之后的介词on连用的只有instruct。instruct指按一定的方法连续地或正式地给予指导，教导，instruct sb. on sth.指“在某方面给予某人指导”。teach（讲授，教授），侧重于指使受教育者获得一门学问或技术。tell告诉；辨别；吩咐。show引导；说明；显示。
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