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Not until the ______ of Yellowstone Park in the late nineteenth century did the United States have a national park.
A
commencement
B
dedication
C
evolvement
D
devotion
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直到19世纪末黄石公园举办启用典礼美国才开始拥有国家级的公园。 dedication表示“启用仪式，启用典礼”，符合句意，故B项正确。Commencement毕业典礼。Evolvement进化。Devotion热爱，投入。
直到19世纪末黄石公园举办启用典礼美国才开始拥有国家级的公园。 dedication表示“启用仪式，启用典礼”，符合句意，故B项正确。Commencement毕业典礼。Evolvement进化。Devotion热爱，投入。
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