Has this volume been a good ______ for your money?


  1. A.
    worth
  2. B.
    cost
  3. C.
    value
  4. D.
    price
C
句意為“你花這些錢(qián)買(mǎi)這冊(cè)書(shū)值嗎?”be/get good／poor value for money是固定搭配.意為“花錢(qián)合算（不合算、值得、不值得）”；worth價(jià)值（參見(jiàn)worth）；cost成本、費(fèi)用；price價(jià)格，均無(wú)此搭配。
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