【題目】---What happened to George?

---Careless driving _______ him his life.

A. tookB. spent

C. costD. paid.

【答案】C

【解析】

本題考查：動詞辨析。選項A. took拿；�。唤邮埽�take的過去式）。B. spent花費(fèi)（spend的過去分詞）；浪費(fèi)；耗費(fèi)。C. cost花費(fèi)；使付出。D. paid.支付（pay的過去式和過去分詞）；付清。綜合分析前后句， 可知此處填 cost最合適，完整句意為：What happened to George?喬治怎么了?Careless driving cost him his life.粗心駕駛使他失去了生命。正確答案為：C

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