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1．The president is highly occupied．He is not for any interview at the moment．（　　）

A．

accessible

B．

available

C．

reasonable

D．

responsible

分析總統很忙，他現在不能接受任何采訪．

解答答案B．
A．accessible"易接近的，可理解的，可進入的"B．available"可獲得的；有空的"C．reasonable"有道理的，合理的"D．responsible"負責的"．根據語境The president is highly occupied可知總統很忙，因此沒空接受采訪，可以判斷答案選B．

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