(2013·黃岡3月質(zhì)檢)—Do you know why Jane was so angry?
—Her roommate gave in to ________ and opened the letter addressed to her.
A．curiosityB．consideration
C．concernD．convenience
A
A　句意：“你知道Jane為什么那么生氣嗎？”“她的室友抑制不住好奇心，拆開了別人寫給她的信�！眂uriosity“好奇心”，符合語境。consideration“仔細考慮；體貼”；concern“關(guān)心，憂慮，擔心”；convenience“便利，舒適，適宜”。
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