【題目】It is reported that nearly one hundred thousand people visited the Great Wall during this National Day. ________, the Great Wall is one of the world's greatest places of interest.

A.All of a suddenB.Without doubtC.From time to time

【答案】B

【解析】

句意:據(jù)報道,在這個國慶節(jié)期間,近十萬人參觀了長城。毫無疑問,長城是世界上最棒的名勝之一。

考查介詞短語。All of a sudden突然;Without doubt毫無疑問;From time to time偶爾。根據(jù)前文“It is reported that nearly one hundred thousand people visited the Great Wall during this National Day”說長城很受歡迎,可知此處表示“毫無疑問”,故選B。

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