Children often quarrel and even fight with each other, but it won't be long before they and play together.A. turn up B. show up C. take up D. make up 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Children often quarrel and even fight with each other, but it won't be long before they _______and play together.

A. turn up B. show up C. take up D. make up

【解析】

试题分析：A. turn up出现，露面，声音调大，B. show up出现，C. take up拿起，继续，接受（提议），占去，D. make up组成，补足，弥补，编造，和好，化妆，句意：孩子经常争吵甚至还打架，但是不久他们就和好了。所以选D。

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