2．The city of Rome has just passed a new law to prevent cruelty to animals，which many people say can      the civilization of a city．（　　）
A．manageB．separateC．treasureD．measure

分析 羅馬市剛通過了一項阻止虐待動物的法律，很多人說這可以衡量一個城市的文明．

解答 答案：D
題干中which引導一個非限制性從句修飾前面的Law；是衡量the civilization of a city的一種方式；manage管理，separate分離，treasure珍惜，measure衡量．故選D．

點評 動詞辨析是�？碱}，主要考查學生的詞匯量．學習時，要注意積累，特別是相似或相近的單詞，要注意區(qū)分和掌握．

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