The window is broken．Try to ________ who broke it．


  1. A.
    find out
  2. B.
    find
  3. C.
    look
  4. D.
    look after
A
解析：本題題意為：“窗戶被打爛了，去查查是誰(shuí)打爛的�！北硎窘�(jīng)過調(diào)查而“查明(真相)”的詞組是find out，因此本題答案為A。
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