问题
单项选择题
必须设置采区专用回风巷的是（）。
A.所有采区
B.所有低瓦斯矿井
C.高瓦斯矿井、突出矿井和开采容易自燃煤层的采区，低瓦斯矿井开采煤层群和分层开采的联合布置采区
D.低瓦斯矿井且开采单一中厚煤层的采区
答案
参考答案：C
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必须设置采区专用回风巷的是（）。
A.所有采区
B.所有低瓦斯矿井
C.高瓦斯矿井、突出矿井和开采容易自燃煤层的采区，低瓦斯矿井开采煤层群和分层开采的联合布置采区
D.低瓦斯矿井且开采单一中厚煤层的采区
参考答案：C
Directions: There are 10 blanks in the following passage. For each numbered blank, there are 4 choices marked A, B, C and D.
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A．deal
B．number
C．mount
D．amount