题目内容
4．An adult red wolf up to 1.8metres long，including the tail．（ ）| A． | grows | B． | measures | C． | reached | D． | has |
分析 一只成年红狐狸加上尾巴可以长达1米8．
解答 答案：B
该题考查动词意义辨析，grow意为"生长、成长"，measure意为"有…长（宽、高等）"（此时measure为系动词），reach意为"到达、伸手去够"，have意为"有、拥有"，由up to 1.8metres long可知，此处是指红狐狸的身长可以达到，所以应用measure，故选B．
点评 考查动词及动词搭配辨义时，要准确掌握每个动词或搭配含义，并根据题干含义或逻辑关系选择正确答案．
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