If you keep_____,you can sit on _____side of the boat


  1. A.
    quite,either
  2. B.
    still,either
  3. C.
    calm,each
  4. D.
    silent,both
B
考查形容詞和代詞，句意是：如果你坐著不動，就可以坐在船的任一邊。第一空是still靜止不動，第二空either，指兩者中的任何一個。選B。
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