Pack the cake in a strong box, or it might get _____ in the post.

A. splashed          B. spilt            C. crushed        D. crashed

C


解析:

考查被動(dòng)中的動(dòng)詞詞義辨析。crush壓壞，壓碎；弄皺；輾散； splash濺，潑；split(中間)裂開；crash(向下)猛跌；（飛機(jī)）失事。

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