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【题目】The soldiers are well _____ with food and clothing.

A.supplied B. offered C. given D. supported

【答案】A

【解析】

试题解析:考察词义辨析。A补充;B提供;C给于;D支持,补给。此处除考察词义外还考察了各选项用法的区别,在句意上,几个选项均可翻译通畅,但语法上只有supply有此用法:be supplied with sth.被补充某物。故填supplied,句意:这些军人被很好地补给了食物和衣服。故选A。

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