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The members of the Board of Directors agree that chief attention _____ to what can bring in the highest profit.
A
is to be made
B
is going to direct
C
should be paid
D
would have to pay
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句意：董事会成员一致认为应该把关注的重点放在如何获取最好利润这个问题上。这里应用了pay attention这个动词词组，表示“注意，关注”，句中应该采用被动语态，故C项正确。
句意：董事会成员一致认为应该把关注的重点放在如何获取最好利润这个问题上。这里应用了pay attention这个动词词组，表示“注意，关注”，句中应该采用被动语态，故C项正确。
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