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4.-Mo Yan was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature.
-He certainly          that honor,for his works are so popular.(  )
A.reservesB.respectsC.observesD.deserves

分析 --莫言被授予诺贝尔文学奖.
--他肯定值得那荣誉,因为他的作品是如此的受欢迎.

解答 答案:D,考查动词的辨析,reserve"储备,保存",respect"尊敬,尊重",observe"观察",deserve"值得",根据语境是莫言获得诺贝尔文学奖是值得的,deserve sth.表示"值得拥有某物",故答案为D.

点评 考查动词的辨析,在平时的学习中要对词汇进行积累.

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