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    【题目】下列词语中没有错别字的一组是（ ）

    A．湎怀 安详 转弯抹角 顽世不恭

    B．雄辩 焦躁 杳无音信 习以为常

    C．雍容 辖治 不可思义 无暇顾及

    D．蓬篙 荒谬 没精打采 好吃懒坐

    【答案】B

    【解析】A项，湎怀—缅怀，顽世不恭—玩世不恭 C项，辖治—辖制，不可思义—不可思议；D项，蓬篙—蓬蒿，好吃懒坐—好吃懒做。

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