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Teachers' assigned suitable jobs to the students.
A:ordered
B:allocated
C:gave
D:persuaded
B:allocated
C:gave
D:persuaded
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解析：本句意思是：老师们给学生分派了合适的任务。assign意为“分配、指派”，例如：You might assign each order a unique order number.你要为每个订单分配一个唯一的订单号。order作动词时是及物动词，意为“命令，订购”。allocate意为“分配，分派”，例如：You must allocate the money carefully.你必须谨慎分配钱。give意为“给予”。persuade意为“劝说，使相信”，例如：How can I persuade you of my sincerity？我如何能够让你相信我的诚意？ 只有选项B同句中画线单词含义接近。
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