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We’ve spent so much on advertisements, but the results are not____.
A.satisfied
B.satisfying
C.satisfy
D.satisfactorily
B.satisfying
C.satisfy
D.satisfactorily
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解析：本题考查同根词辨析。题目意为“我们在广告上花费巨大，但收效不尽人意。” A项是形容词，意为“感到满意的”，用于形容人的感受；B项是形容词，意为 “令人满意的”，用于表达事物本身的特点；C项是动词，意为“令人满意”；D项是副词，意为“令人满意地”。由于空格前为be动词，不能后跟动词原形及副词，排除C、D项，且主语是results，所以排除A项，B项符合题意。
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