He was in great need of money, so he _____ $5, 000 for his car.


  1. A.
    paid
  2. B.
    took
  3. C.
    cost
  4. D.
    spent
B
許多同學(xué)根據(jù)pay ... for ...這一搭配推斷出此題應(yīng)選Ａ。但是錯了，當(dāng)然若單獨(dú)說He paid $5 000 for the car (他付了5 000美元買這車)也沒什么不妥，但問題是，本句前面有這樣一句He was in great need of money (他急需要錢)，既然是“急需要錢”，又怎么還會花5 000美元去買車呢？尤其還需注意的是car前的物主代詞his，這說明是為自己的車花5 000美元，不合情理。此題的正確答案是B，take在此表示“獲得”，句意為“他急需要錢，把自己的車以5 000美元給賣掉了”。
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