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【题目】Besides the focus on the development of the economy, people should also how to protect the environment.

A. give rise to B. give thought to

C. give praise to D. give way to

【答案】B

【解析】考查动词短语辨析句意:除了关注经济发展外,人们也应该考虑怎样保护环境。A. give rise to使发生,现原形;B. give thought to考虑到;C. give praise to予以表扬;D. give way to……让路。是考虑怎样保护环境,故选B。

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