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单选题
My grandmother's behavior is always ______; she demonstrates correct etiquette in every social situation.
A
sumptuous
B
tenuous
C
decorous
D
specious
E
imperious
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根据句子后部分“demonstrates correct etiquette”，可知空缺的单词的意思应为“有礼节的”，故选C项。decorous“有礼貌的；端正的”；sumptuous“华丽的；奢侈的”；tenuous“纤细；贫乏的”；specious“似是而非的；徒有其表的”；imperious“专横的；迫切的；傲慢的”。
根据句子后部分“demonstrates correct etiquette”，可知空缺的单词的意思应为“有礼节的”，故选C项。decorous“有礼貌的；端正的”；sumptuous“华丽的；奢侈的”；tenuous“纤细；贫乏的”；specious“似是而非的；徒有其表的”；imperious“专横的；迫切的；傲慢的”。
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