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The security guard_two men who were yelling in the courtroom.
A.expelled
B.propelled
C.repelled
D.dispelled
B.propelled
C.repelled
D.dispelled
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解析：expel“赶走”。句意：警卫人员把在法庭上大声喊叫的两个男人赶了出去。四词皆含pel，该词根意为“推动，催逼”。B.propel“推进，推动”（=push forward），如：The ship is propelled by steam。C.repel“击退，排斥，拒绝”，如：repel the enemy击退敌人。[D]dispel“驱散（云、雾等）”。
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