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The article on the importance of organization suggests that people who have a__________structured daily schedule will accomplish the most.
A.highly
B.probably
C.hopefully
D.rarely
B.probably
C.hopefully
D.rarely
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解析：“a highly structured daily schedule”意为是拥有较高性的结构日程。
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