Many old Chinese people have the concept of ______ some money for their future use.


  1. A.
    picking up
  2. B.
    setting aside
  3. C.
    putting off
  4. D.
    setting up
B
考查短語(yǔ)辨析。picking up    撿起，setting aside 把什么放一邊，積攢，putting off推遲，setting up 建立，句意：許多古代的中國(guó)人有為他們的將來(lái)積攢一些錢的觀念。所以選B。
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