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Problems ______ if the parents approach to discipline is inconsistent.
A.reach
B.arise
C.anchor
D.seize
B.arise
C.anchor
D.seize
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解析：选项A意为“到达”；选项B意为“出现”；选项C意为“锚”；选项D意为“抓住”。根据题干，题目意为“如果父母对待纪律的问题是不一致的，问题出现了。”因此，选项B符合题意。
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