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【题目】 Many of the big world sports events are _______by wealthy big companies, who hope to advertise their companies or their products.

A. organized B. arranged C. hosted D. sponsored

【答案】D

【解析】

试题分析：考查动词辨析。动词organize组织，arrange安排，host主办，主持，sponsor赞助；句意：很多世界性的体育比赛都是由富有的大公司赞助的，这些公司希望给他们的公司或者产品做广告。很快句意可知D正确。

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