13．The happiest of people don't ______ have the best of everything； they just make the most of everything that comes along their way．（　�。�
A．simpleB．necessarilyC．actuallyD．normally

分析 最快樂的人不需要每件事都做到最好，他們只是每件事都盡力去做．

解答 答案B．simple簡單的，necessarily必要地，actually事實上，normally正常地．根據(jù)句意：最快樂的人不需要每件事都做到最好，他們只是每件事都盡力去做．故選B．

點評 考查詞義辨析的題，熟記單詞的意思，將選項分別代入題干進行確定．

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