A crisis has _______ in the Foreign Office.

A. arisen 　　　 B. risen 　　　　　 C. raised 　　　 D. lift

 

A

 

根據(jù)上述解說可知，arise的主語為抽象名詞，rise的主語為具體名詞，故答案為A項(xiàng)。

 

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