14．He often surf the Internet to keep himself informed         the latest news of home and abroad．（　　）
A．toB．ofC．forD．with

分析 他總是通過(guò)上網(wǎng)來(lái)使自己得知發(fā)生在海內(nèi)外的最新新聞．

解答 答案：B．A．向前，到；B．關(guān)于，屬于；C．為了，因?yàn)�；D．用，隨著，支持．inform of是固定搭配，意為通知，報(bào)告，故選B．

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