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4．Though the latest figures show China's economy grew slightly slow by just 6.7% in the first quarter of the year，it was _______ the government growth target．（　　）

	A．	in line with		B．	in favor of
	C．	in disagreement with		D．	in defense of

分析虽然最新的数据表明中国第一季度的经济增长缓慢，只有6.7%，但是这个数据和中国政府的增长目标相一致．

解答答案：A．根据Though引导的状语（虽然最新的数据表明中国第一季度的经济增长缓慢，只有6.7%）可以知道对这个数据的态度是肯定的，所以选择A in line with 和…一致，表示这是政府的预期．其他选项的含义与句义不符，B是支持；C是与…不一致；D是防御．

点评考查介词短语．
in line with 表示跟…一致，符合；
[例句]The structure of our schools is now broadly in line with the major countries of the world．
我们的学校建构现在基本上与世界上主要国家的相一致了．

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