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单选题请选择(19)处最佳答案（　　）。

A．fundamental
B．comprehensive
C．equivalent
D．hostile

【正确答案】 A
【考查重点】语义衔接/词汇辨析
【解题过程】本题目选择形容词，作定语修饰question。选项A. fundamental基本的;B. comprehensive 综合的;C. equivalent 相等的;D. hostile 敌对的。由下文可知，这个question是Are humans actually aware of the world they live in? “人类是否真正了解他们生活的这个世界?”这应该是个最基本的问题，故选A。

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B．In time
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A．predicte
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C．trace
D．guide

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