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5．All the gas in the world will _____ some day．（ ）| A． | give away | B． | put away | C． | run out | D． | run out of |
分析 世上的汽油总有一天会用光的．
解答 答案：C．
首先明确选项中各个短语的意思，A：捐送；B：收拾好；C：用光；D：用完（后面加名词或代词）； 根据语境推测句意是""世上的汽油总有一天会用光的．，设空处后面没有宾语，由此判断句子中缺少短语：run out，故答案为C．
点评 了解每个选项的含义是做好此类题型的关键，还要从句意着手，根据句意作出解答；所以，平时的学习中要多进行积累词汇，才能很好的完成．
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