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The people who were watching from the beach ______.
A
offered to help without knowing what to do
B
did not want to put themselves in any danger
C
realized the trouble but could do nothing about it
D
did not know there was something wrong with the ship
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文章第一段第四句话“It never occurred to the watchers on shore that the ship was in danger，she looked so calm and seaworthy.”意思是海岸上的人压根没想到油轮身处险境，她看上去是那么的安静并且适应海上的生活，说明岸上的人并不知道这艘船发生了什么事，显然D对。
文章第一段第四句话“It never occurred to the watchers on shore that the ship was in danger，she looked so calm and seaworthy.”意思是海岸上的人压根没想到油轮身处险境，她看上去是那么的安静并且适应海上的生活，说明岸上的人并不知道这艘船发生了什么事，显然D对。
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