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    【题目】【2017年高考山东卷】下面语段中画线的成语，使用不恰当的一项是（ ）

    2013年，郎平就任中国女排主教练。她知人善任，派不同队员参加不同比赛，充分发挥她们各自的优势。她眼光长远，在培养年轻球员，尤其是天才型球员时，不揠苗助长。赛场上，她运筹帷幄，指挥若定，带领队员们屡创佳绩。2016年，中国女排勇夺里约奥运会冠军，不言而喻地证明了郎平执教水平的高超。

    A．知人善任 B．揠苗助长 C．运筹帷幄 D．不言而喻

    【答案】D

    【解析】本题考查正确使用词语（包括熟语）的能力。不言而喻：喻，了解，明白；不用说话就能明白，形容道理很明显。不能用来做“证明”的状语。知人善任：知，了解，知道；任，任用，使用； 善于认识人的品德和才能，最合理地使用。使用正确。揠苗助长：揠，拔；把苗拔起，以助其生长，比喻违反事物发展的客观规律，急于求成，反而把事情弄糟。使用正确。运筹帷幄： 筹，计谋、谋划；帷幄，古代军中帐幕；指拟定作战策略，引申为筹划、指挥。使用正确。

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