题目内容

As we can see, the prices of vegetables _____ according to the season.

A. vary B. fall C. rise D. reject

A

【解析】

试题分析：考查动词。vary 改变、更改；fall 落下；rise 上升、提升；reject丢弃、拒绝。句意：正如我们都明白的，蔬菜的价格随着季节而改变。所以选A

考点：考查动词。

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