A new material of which water pipes are made has already ________ steel or iron in industry．


  1. A.
    controlled
  2. B.
    rebuilt
  3. C.
    placed
  4. D.
    replaced
D
解析：
考查動(dòng)詞詞義辨析。replace代替，取代；
control控制；
rebuild重建；
place放，擱。
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