Film star Jet Li’ contribution to the One Foundation Project is _______, and many people respect him for it.

A. available B. admirable C. constant D. attractive

 

B

【解析】

試題分析：A. available可獲得的， B. admirable令人敬佩的，C. constant連續(xù)的，不斷的，D. attractive有吸引力的，句意：電影明星李連杰對(duì)壹基金的貢獻(xiàn)是令人敬佩的，很多人因此很尊敬他。所以選B。

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