"The key to__________the medical problems is health care reform," said the minister.A.solve B.solvingC.being solvedD.be solved
"The key to__________the medical problems is health care reform," said the minister.
A.solve
B.solving
C.being solved
D.be solved
B.solving
C.being solved
D.be solved
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解析：考查同定用法及动词语态。the key to doing sth．表示“做某事的关键”，句中to是介词，后面加动词的ing形式。句意为“部长说：‘解决医疗问题的关键是医疗改革”’。句子表达的“解决医疗问题”，是主动意义，故选B。
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