Edwards's always chasing after rainbows and never ____ a really practical idea.

A．coms up withB．look forward to
C．catches up withD．comes over to

A

解析試題分析：考查固定詞組，coms up with意思“想出”，look forward to意思“期望”，catches up with意思“趕上”，comes over to意思“過來”，句子意思“愛德華正追趕在彩虹的后面從來沒有想出一個很切實際的注意”，
考點：考查固定詞組
點評：固定詞組要靠平時多記多積累。根據(jù)詞組意思，就可以做出正確選擇。

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