You mustn’t mention that at the beginning; otherwise, you will ________ the shocking end．


  1. A.
    keep away
  2. B.
    give away
  3. C.
    put away
  4. D.
    take away
B
本題考查動(dòng)詞詞組。由“otherwise”這個(gè)轉(zhuǎn)折詞可知“如果你在開(kāi)始提到它，就會(huì)泄露令人震驚的結(jié)尾。Gave away泄露；keep way遠(yuǎn)離；put away收起；take away帶走。
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