As little Tom didn't want his sister to share his chocolate he ________ somewhere in his room．


  1. A.
    put it away
  2. B.
    sent it away
  3. C.
    hid it away
  4. D.
    hid away it
C
根據(jù)從句意思“由于小湯姆不想他妹妹分吃他的巧克力”來推測主句的意思應(yīng)該是“他把巧克力藏在他房間里的某個(gè)地方”。A項(xiàng)意為“收拾好”；B項(xiàng)意為“派走”；D項(xiàng)中的it是代詞，不應(yīng)后置。
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