Let’s hope the sunny weather ____ for Saturday’s football match.


  1. A.
    keeps up
  2. B.
    picks up
  3. C.
    carries on
  4. D.
    puts up
A
考查詞組辨析。keep up指（雨雪等天氣的）持續(xù) pick up 撿起，接收，偶然學(xué)到，好轉(zhuǎn)，接 carry on繼續(xù) put up 舉起，張貼，留宿
句意為，讓我們希望晴朗的天氣能夠持續(xù)下去，因?yàn)橹芰凶闱虮荣悺?
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