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单选题
______ of the land in that district is covered with trees and grass.
A
Fifth two
B
Two fifth
C
Fifth second
D
Two fifths
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句意：那个区域五分之二的土地都被树木和草地覆盖。本题考查分数的表达。英语中的分数常表述为“基数词（分子）+序数词（分母）”，或者“基数词（分子）+in/out of+基数词（分母）”的形式。故D项正确。
句意：那个区域五分之二的土地都被树木和草地覆盖。本题考查分数的表达。英语中的分数常表述为“基数词（分子）+序数词（分母）”，或者“基数词（分子）+in/out of+基数词（分母）”的形式。故D项正确。
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