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6．Li Lei cannot eat so big a watermelon．You have to cut it_______．（　　）
A．upB．outC．offD．down

分析 李磊吃不下那么大的一只西瓜；你必须把它切开．

解答 答案是A．本题考查动词cut和不同副词搭配的短语．cut up切开，切碎；cut out裁剪出； cut off切断（供应、联系等）；cut down砍倒；削减；根据上文语境"李磊吃不下这么大的一只西瓜"，很自然的要"切开"，所以答案选择A．

点评 要在识记常见动副词短语的基础上理解语境，根据具体语境推断合理的答案．

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