Accidents often　　out of carelessness.


  1. A.
    rise
  2. B.
    raise
  3. C.
    go up
  4. D.
    arise
D
本題意思是“事故通常是由粗心引起的”，表示“發(fā)生”“出現(xiàn)”，在所給的選項(xiàng)中，用arise。rise指“有形的東西在升起”，raise是及物動(dòng)詞，go up有“上升”之意，都不可用于本題。
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