4. Don’t mention that at the beginning of the story,or it may the shocking ending.

   A. give away   B. give out

   C. give up   D. give off

4. A

4. A解析:句意:別在故事的開(kāi)頭提及此事， 否則會(huì)泄露令人觸目驚心的結(jié)局。

give a way意為“泄露”，符合句意。

give out意為 “分發(fā);分配”；give up意為“放棄;中止”； give off意為“散發(fā)(氣體、味道等) ”。

題目來(lái)源：2016年周測(cè)月考直通高考高中英語(yǔ)必修4外研版 > 周測(cè)月考卷3 Module 3綜合測(cè)試

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