单选题After several nuclear disasters, a _____ has raged over the safety of nuclear energy.AquarrelBsuspicionCverdictDcontroversy
单选题
After several nuclear disasters, a _____ has raged over the safety of nuclear energy.
A
quarrel
B
suspicion
C
verdict
D
controversy
参考解析
解析：
句意：几次核灾难激起了一场关于核能的安全性的争论。controversy争论，辩论，所涉及的特别是社会、道德或政治问题。nuclear disasters和safety of nuclear energy形成对立关系，这种对立引起争论，因此D为正确答案。quarrel争论，强调以吵架、发生口角等形式引起的争论，不够正式。suspicion怀疑。verdict陪审团的判决，决定。
句意：几次核灾难激起了一场关于核能的安全性的争论。controversy争论，辩论，所涉及的特别是社会、道德或政治问题。nuclear disasters和safety of nuclear energy形成对立关系，这种对立引起争论，因此D为正确答案。quarrel争论，强调以吵架、发生口角等形式引起的争论，不够正式。suspicion怀疑。verdict陪审团的判决，决定。
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