单选题It’s unfair that she was overlooked and didn’t get _______ for her accomplishments.AcreditBidentificationCaccountDvalidity
单选题
It’s unfair that she was overlooked and didn’t get _______ for her accomplishments.
A
credit
B
identification
C
account
D
validity
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解析：
她被忽略了，她的成就没有得到荣誉，这是不公平的。credit荣誉，声望。identification辨认，鉴定。account计算，帐目，说明。validity有效性，合法性，正确性。
她被忽略了，她的成就没有得到荣誉，这是不公平的。credit荣誉，声望。identification辨认，鉴定。account计算，帐目，说明。validity有效性，合法性，正确性。
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