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    Pandas would die ______ if people were allowed to hunt ______ they wished.

    A. out; as many as B. away; more than

    C. off; as much as D. out; less than

     

    【答案】

    A

    【解析】考查固定短语。句意：熊猫就会灭亡,如果允许人们猎杀许多如他们所愿。第一空，die out灭亡；第二空如他们所愿那么多的杀死熊猫，故选A。

     

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