—How lovely these children are!

—Yeah．They______ memories of my childhood．

A. called out              B. called for        C. called up    D. called on

C


解析:

call out“出動(dòng), 向…叫喊”， call for “需要，要求”， call up“召集, 使想起, 提出, 打電話給”， call on“號(hào)召, 呼吁, 約請(qǐng), 訪問”。此句意思是“他們引起了我對(duì)童年的回憶。”因此選C。

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