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单选题
In the American educational system, intermediate school is the _____ stage between the primary grades and high schoo1.
A
traditional
B
transitional
C
transmissible
D
transient
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句意：在美国的教育制度中，中学是小学和高中的过渡阶段。transitional过渡性的，常用来形容stage阶段，与可推测的句中意思“中学应该是介于小学和高中之间的‘过渡’阶段”十分符合，因此B为正确答案。traditional传统的。transmissible可传送的。transient短暂的，瞬时的。
句意：在美国的教育制度中，中学是小学和高中的过渡阶段。transitional过渡性的，常用来形容stage阶段，与可推测的句中意思“中学应该是介于小学和高中之间的‘过渡’阶段”十分符合，因此B为正确答案。traditional传统的。transmissible可传送的。transient短暂的，瞬时的。
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