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The Moon and most artificial satellites travel around the Earth in elliptical paths．
A: waves
B: orbits
C: voyages
D: flights
B: orbits
C: voyages
D: flights
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解析：句意：月亮和人造卫星都以椭圆轨道绕地球旋转。画线单词path意为“路径”。 wave意为“波浪”;orbit意为“轨道”;voyage意为“航海”;flight意为“航班”。根据画线单词意思，只有orbit与其意义相近，可进行替换。因此B项正确。
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