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He has been drinking alcohol so heavily that his health severely affected and got his ___ alcoholically.
A.quantum
B.qualm
C.quail
D.quietus
B.qualm
C.quail
D.quietus
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解析：本题考查形近词辨析。选项A意为“量子，定量”，选项B意为“不安，良心谴责”，选项C意为“沮丧，恐惧”，选项D意为“死，生命的终止”，题目意为“他一直酗酒，以致于他的健康受到严重影响，最终他也死于酒精”。根据题意，故选D。
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