with regard to A: despite B: previously C: distinctively

In the Western thinking, body and surroundings are distinctively separated, reflecting the _______________.

Human beings can know a person_____. A: distinctively B: distinctive C: instinctive D: instinctively

He glanced ________ around the room at the other people, hoping nobody would notice him. A: clamorously B: discreetly C: distinctively D: assidously

Prof. Smith spoke clearly and ______ and we could understand every word he said. A: distinctly B: distressfully C: distractingly D: distinctively

“We'd like to try this on,” she'd say carefully, uttering her words and properly. A: adequately B: beneficially C: distinctively D: precisely

“We'd like to try this on,” she'd say carefully, uttering her words and properly. A: adequately B: beneficially C: precisely D: distinctively

The brains of men and women ______. A: are distinctively different in structure B: evolve from ancient times C: have different functions D: change with the passage of time

中国大学MOOC: The shape and form of the bark differ not only in the variety of trees but also in age. In other words, the bark on young trees may appear distinctively from that on more __________ trees.

Whichof the following features is NOT distinctively American? A: Various religious groups have coexisted in theUS more harmoniously than Europe B: Scientificand economic advance and material prosperity have not been accompanied by adecline in religious faith C: Therehas been little concentration on doctrine or religion argument in the US D: Therehas been very much concentration on doctrine or religious argument in the US