17．After several rounds of competition，the little girl        because of her excellent spoken English and quick response（　�。�
A．put outB．picked outC．broke outD．stood out

分析 在幾輪的比賽之后，由于她優(yōu)秀的口語和快速的反應(yīng)，這個女孩特別引人注目．

解答 答案：D．根據(jù)because of her excellent spoken English and quick response可知這個女孩特別引人注目，四個選項的含義分別是put out"撲滅"；pick out"辨別出"；break out"爆發(fā)"；stand out"突出，顯眼"，所以答案是D．

點評 考查動詞短語辨析．stand out 的用法主要有站出來，突出，杰出，堅持抵抗，
例句：Yao Ming stands out among the crowd．

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