问答题The devastating failure of the experiment surprised the scientists, who were expecting a successive outcome to A B Cconfirm their theory. No error D E
问答题
The devastating failure of the experiment surprised the scientists, who were expecting a successive outcome to A B Cconfirm their theory. No error D E
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解析：
本句措辞不正确。C中应填successful，successive“连续的；接连的”。
本句措辞不正确。C中应填successful，successive“连续的；接连的”。
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