2．Shy as she is，Rebecca's intelligence ______ her character，which ensures her main position in the debating team．（　�。�
A．caters toB．accounts forC．compensates forD．submits to

分析 雖然麗貝卡很害羞，但是她的才智彌補了她的性格，這確保了她在辯論隊中的主要地位．

解答 答案：C．
cater to迎合；為…服務(wù)；account for說明（原因、理由等），（在數(shù)量、比例上）占，對…負(fù)責(zé)；compensate for彌補、賠償；submit to向…提交，屈服于，順從于．結(jié)合句意"雖然麗貝卡很害羞，但是她的才智彌補了她的性格，這確保了她在辯論隊中的主要地位．"可知，compensate for符合語境，故選C．

點評 本題考查動詞短語的詞義辨析．詞匯辨析題首先要掌握各個選項的詞義、固定搭配、用法，然后再根據(jù)句意，結(jié)合語境，選出正確答案．

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