Joining the firm as a clerk, he got rapid promotion through his diligence and _____ as a manager last year.(1分)-湖北继续教育网网校

[单选题]Joining the firm as a clerk, he got rapid promotion through his diligence and _____ as a manager last year.(1分)

Adropped out

Bcame back

Cended up

Dstarted off

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A

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解题思路：考察动词词组的辨析。ended up 以、、、结束，告终 dropped out 脱离，退学退出 came back 回来（在记忆中重现，恢复现状）started off 出发动身

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