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填入下面文段空白处的词语,最恰当的一组是(    )

    《文明与野蛮》从人最日常的吃饭穿衣说到弹琴写字,从中亚土人一分钟捉89个虱子说到法国国王坐在马桶上见客,从马赛伊人拿太太敬客说到巴黎医院里活人和死人睡一床,①__上下古今,无一不谈,又无谈不妙。但本书带给人的②__有趣而已,读者③__能由此认识到“所谓文明人④__很野蛮,而所谓野蛮人⑤__倒很文明,认识到文明不是哪一个或哪几个民族的功劳,而是许多民族互相学习、共同创造的;认识到文化的宝贵遗产里掺杂了许多渣滓,要⑥__提高警惕。”

A:/    不仅    而且  有时  有时  处处

B:可谓  不只是  还    有时  有时  时时

C:那是  不只是  还    经常  有时  时刻

D:真是  不仅    而且  有时  经常   /

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B

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