—You should take exercise in your spare time.

—I want to，but the little time I have outside of school is by part-time job.

A．taken away B．taken in

C．taken out D．taken up

D

【解析】

試題分析：考查動詞詞組辨析。A.拿開，帶走 B.吸收，領(lǐng)會，欺騙 C.取出，除去 D.開始從事，占用。句意：—你有空的時候應(yīng)該運用一下。—我也想，但是我在學校外面的那點時間已經(jīng)被我的兼職占用。故選D。

考點：考查動詞詞組辨析。

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