What a pity! He ______the only chance of success.
A．put downB．threw away
C．gave inD．broke off
B

試題分析：考查短語辨析。throw away因愚蠢而失去，白白放過；放棄；丟掉； put down放下, 拒絕, 鎮(zhèn)壓, 記下；give in投降, 屈服, 讓步, 交上, 宣布 ；break off中斷, 折斷, 突然停止, 脫落, 暫停, 斷絕, 解除。句意：多么可惜啊！他白白浪費唯一成功的機會。故B正確。
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