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    US Apple decided to expand its business in China in response to an increasing demand ______ digital product.

    A. of           B. from       C. to        D. for

     

    【答案】

    D

    【解析】

    试题分析：句意：美国苹果决定将业务扩展到中国以回应对日益增长的电子产品需求 。demand for意思是对…..的要求。故选D。

    考点: 考查介词的用法。

     

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