My father earns around 500 yuan per month, which can hardly __________ the basic needs of our family.

A. support B. cover

C. present D. arrange

B

【解析】

試題分析：A.支持；幫助；支撐。B.覆蓋；遮蔽；報(bào)道。C.出現(xiàn)；提出；贈(zèng)送。D.把…分類；整理。句意：我爸爸每個(gè)月只能掙500元左右，而這些很難滿足我們家里的基本需求。根據(jù)句子意思，cover the basic needs表示滿足基本需求。答案選B。

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