单选题______AeverythingBanythingCnothingDsomething
单选题
______
A
everything
B
anything
C
nothing
D
something
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解析：
句意：应组织许多活动让参加者的活跃状态想保持多久就保持多久，不感兴趣了就去参加别的……，而不必感到内疚。根据文意这里应选一个肯定意义的词，排除B,C。A与D都表示肯定意义，但everything意思与else不搭配，故排除A，选D something else（其他的事情）。
句意：应组织许多活动让参加者的活跃状态想保持多久就保持多久，不感兴趣了就去参加别的……，而不必感到内疚。根据文意这里应选一个肯定意义的词，排除B,C。A与D都表示肯定意义，但everything意思与else不搭配，故排除A，选D something else（其他的事情）。
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