11．It is reported that there was an air crash in Cuba．Nobody     it with all the passengers killed．（　�。�
A．avoidedB．escapedC．missedD．survived

分析 據(jù)報道，古巴發(fā)生了空難．機上無人幸存，所有的乘客和機組人員都遇難了．

解答 答案D．
A項"避免"；B項"逃脫"；C項"錯過"；D項"幸存；幸免于難"；，根據(jù)題干中的"with all the passengers killed"可知，所有的乘客和機組人員都遇難了，無人幸存，動詞短語"survive sth  幸存…"，因此D項符合語境，故選D．

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