If no importance is attached to collecting information,we cannot survive in such a（n）_competitive society,because it is the basis on which we make our decisions.A.intensivelyB.forcefullyC.intenselyD.powerfully
If no importance is attached to collecting information,we cannot survive in such a（n）_competitive society,because it is the basis on which we make our decisions.
A.intensively
B.forcefully
C.intensely
D.powerfully
B.forcefully
C.intensely
D.powerfully
参考解析
解析：intensely“激烈地”，intensely competitive society竞争激烈的社会；A.intensively“集中地”；B.forcefully“强有力地”；D.powerfully“强大地”。
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