Our attitude toward our teachers should be _____, but not slavish or superstitious.

A. respectable      B. respected      C. respective     D. respectful

D


解析:

考查respect的變化辨析。 respectable值得尊敬的,品行端正的。respectful有禮貌的，表示尊敬的。respective各個(gè)的。respected尊敬的。Respecting prep.關(guān)于，說(shuō)到。

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