单选题Many countries have adopted systems of _____ education in order to promote the average level of education.AconstrainedBcompulsoryCcardinalDconventional
单选题
Many countries have adopted systems of _____ education in order to promote the average level of education.
A
constrained
B
compulsory
C
cardinal
D
conventional
参考解析
解析：
句意：许多国家采用了义务教育制度，以提高教育的平均水平。compulsory义务的，强制性的，compulsory education表示“义务教育”，也是习惯搭配。因此B为正确答案。constrained被强迫的，强调“声音、态度方面的情形”，但不和education搭配。cardinal最主要的，最基本的，与education搭配也不表示“基础教育”，基础教育的正确的表达是elementary education。conventional惯例的，传统的，虽然可以修饰education，但却无法解释句中in order to后面的原因。
句意：许多国家采用了义务教育制度，以提高教育的平均水平。compulsory义务的，强制性的，compulsory education表示“义务教育”，也是习惯搭配。因此B为正确答案。constrained被强迫的，强调“声音、态度方面的情形”，但不和education搭配。cardinal最主要的，最基本的，与education搭配也不表示“基础教育”，基础教育的正确的表达是elementary education。conventional惯例的，传统的，虽然可以修饰education，但却无法解释句中in order to后面的原因。
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