The correct idiom in the following sentences is A. The plot of this novel was exquisite and rigorous, and there was nothing wrong with it. B. Rectification…

The correct idiom in the following sentences is A. The plot of this novel was exquisite and rigorous, and there was nothing wrong with it. B. Rectification was not just verbal, but also had to be implemented in action. He believed that when the next public review was held, everyone would definitely praise the changes in the organization's style. C. Recently, some merchants have deceived consumers under the banner of " buy one get one free ". They either removed the wristband or separated the audio from the original microphone. This kind of practice made the consumers think that they had gotten a bargain even though they had suffered a loss. D. This sudden fire was inevitable. It was because the managers turned a blind eye to the safety risks that had long been exposed, which led to today's tragedy.

Answer 1

The concept of A's novel was exquisite and rigorous.

B. Rectification of ethos: refers to the reorganization and correction of unhealthy ethos.

C. Correct error: refers to clearing the error and restoring it to its original state or correcting the error.

D. Changing course: It is a metaphor for changing the original direction and "correcting mistakes".

Answer A