1．The passengers were ________in the traffic congestion which resulted from the accident ahead．（　�。�
A．held outB．held backC．held upD．held on

分析 由于前面的交通事故，乘客被阻擋在路上．

解答 答案：C
根據(jù)which resulted from the accident ahead可知前面發(fā)生了交通事故，所以前半句的句意是乘客被阻擋在路上，選項中hold out堅持；hold back隱瞞； hold up阻隔，阻擋；hold on繼續(xù)．所以選C．

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