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14．He doesn't ________ anything we may say to help him study math．（　　）

A．

care about

B．

turn to

C．

set up

D．

get along with

分析我们想帮助他学习数学，但我们说什么他也不在乎．

解答答案A．
care about关心；在乎；关怀；担忧；turn to转向，求助于；set up建立；get along with与…相处．根据句子表达的意思"我们想帮助他学习数学，但我们说什么他也不在乎．"可知答案选A．

点评本题考查动词短语的辨析．英语中有的词组没有捷径，只有平时加强记忆，要注意区别，记忆的时候不能忽视，这是常见的命题方式．平时要加强记忆，做题时，别忘了要结合上下文句意判断．

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1． A．clearer	B．better	C．higher	D．happier
2． A．compared	B．paired	C．related	D．involved
3． A．avoiding	B．solving	C．developing	D．forcing
4． A．found	B．locked	C．interviewed	D．observed
5． A．studied	B．discussed	C．saw	D．ignored
6． A．reliable	B．illogical	C．unbelievable	D．manageable
7． A．difference	B．concern	C．problem	D．challenge
8． A．annoy	B．leave	C．interest	D．puzzle
9． A．word	B．voice	C．story	D．number
10．A．easy	B．systematic	C．different	D．typical
11．A．silently	B．suddenly	C．gradually	D．mostly
12．A．route	B．shape	C．move	D．sound
13．A．guess	B．think	C．explain	D．answer
14．A．size	B．style	C．form	D．meaning
15．A．organization	B．development	C．information	D．improvement

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