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2. She the chicken to make soup and as a result,the soup was delicious.

A. made up B. used up

C. burned up D. took up

2. B

2. B解析:句意：她把所有鸡肉都用来做汤了，因此汤才那么香。

use up意为“用完”，

符合句意。

make up意为“组成;构成”； burn up意为“烧尽;烧完”;take up意为“开始;从事;吸取”。

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