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德国哲学家康德（1724—1804年）针对启蒙运动“不承认任何外在的权威”，提出人应该独立思考。针对启蒙思想家以理性的化身安排社会和个人生活，提出人非工具，并大声疾呼“理性啊，多少罪恶假汝之名以行”。他批判启蒙运动是基于 A．某些启蒙思想家沽名钓誉                  B．法国大革命的悲剧 C．个别思想家歪曲理性主义的实质            D．殖民扩张的罪恶 完形填空。      Hidden passengers traveling in ships, trains, or even cars can be a terrible trouble-especially when theyare insects. As for this, there is a great   1   between human beings and insects. The former   2   everypossible effort to avoid being discovered, while the latter quickly  3    attention to themselves.      We can only show mercy to the   4   man who had to stop his car soon after   5   from a country villageto drive to London. Hearing a strange noise from the   6   of the car, he naturally got out to   7   the wheels carefully, but he found nothing wrong, so he   8   his way. Again the noise began   9   and became evenlouder. Quickly  10   his head, the man saw what appeared to be a great  11   cloud following the car. Whenhe stopped at a village further on, he was told that a queen been must be hidden in his car as there werethousands of bees  12  .      On learning this, the man drove away as quickly as possible. After an hour's   13   driving, he arrivedsafely in London, where he parked his car outside a  14   and went in. It was not long   15   a customer whohad seen him arrive   16   in to inform him that his car was   17   with bees. The poor driver was   18   thatthe best way should be to call a  19  . In a short time the man arrived. He found the unwelcome passengerhidden near the wheels at the back of the car. Very thankful to the driver for this   20  gift, the bee-keeper took the queen and her thousands of followers home in a large box. (     )1. A. connection   (     )2. A. do            (     )3. A. give          (     )4. A. unfortunate (     )5. A. passing by   (     )6. A. front        (     )7. A. clean        (     )8. A. drove                       (     )9. A. normally     (     )10. A. hiding     (     )11. A. black       (     )12. A. below        (     )13. A. boring      (     )14. A. hotel        (     )15. A. when        (     )16. A. broke       (     )17. A. crowded     (     )18. A. advised      (     )19. A. bee-keeper (     )20. A. unfamiliar  B. difference    B. take          B. keep          B. careless      B. leaving out   B. back          B. change        B. continued     B. gently        B. turning                    B. beautiful    B. ahead        B. careful      B. museum       B. after       B. moved        B. covered       B. required     B. policeman     B. unknown    C. communication C. make          C. pay         C. unpleasant   C. setting out C. left          C. test          C. pushed                     C. actually      C. shaking      C. white         C. nearby                          C. exciting      C. hospital      C. until        C. hurried      C. filled        C. ordered      C. waiter        C. unexpected    D. similarity                   D. try                         D. draw                         D. hopeless                     D. getting up                   D. right                        D. examine                      D. forced                       D. immediately                  D. raising                      D. colorful                     D. behind                       D. hard                         D. school                       D. before                       D. dropped                     D. equipped                     D. requested                    D. repairman                    D. uncertain