【題目】—The athletes won 51 gold medals in the 29th Olympic Games.

—We are all __________ their success in the Olympic Games.

A. pride in B. pride of

C. proud in D. proud of

【答案】D

【解析】句意:——在第二十九屆奧運會上，運動員們獲得51枚金牌�！覀兌紝λ麄冊趭W運會上的成功感到自豪。be proud of/take pride in 引 以為自豪。

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