The middle-aged man said he would accept the job, so we have asked him to ________ his acceptance in writing．
A．confirmB．conveyC．convinceD．consider
A

試題分析：動詞Confirm確認，證實；convey傳達，表達；convince使…相信…；consider考慮…；句義：這位中年男人說他會接受這份工作，于是我們要求他通過寫的方式確認他接受這個工作。根據(jù)句義說明conform表示確認符合上下文的含義。故A正確。
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