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【题目】 The Bitcoin is a form of electronic money which has been created ___ for use on the Internet.

A. perfectly B specifically

C. extremely D. especially

【答案】B

【解析】解析：句意：比特币是一种为专门适用因特网而诞生的电子货币。A项“完美地”；B项“特别地，专门地”；C项“极端地;非常”；D项“尤其，特别”。根据题意选B。

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