【題目】If your parents couldn't __________ to send you to college, you may ask our national Hope Project for help.

A. afford B. assist

C. apply D. achieve

【答案】A

【解析】句意：如果你父母不能承擔(dān)得起送你上大學(xué),你可以向我們的國家希望工程求助。afford買得起，承擔(dān)得起；assist幫助，支援;apply申請，應(yīng)用;achieve實現(xiàn)，完成,達到。

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