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    【题目】一Hello, this is Taicang Middle School.

    一I want to talk to Mr. Chen. Can you________ me ________ ?

    A.put…inB.put…outC.put…throughD.put…up

    【答案】C

    【解析】

    句意：——你好，这里是太仓中学。——我想和陈先生谈谈。你能帮我接通吗？

    考查动词短语。put…in把……放进……；put…out熄灭； put…through接通…；put…up张贴。根据上文“Hello, this is Taicang Middle School.”及“I want to talk to Mr. Chen”可知，此处是“请你为我接通电话”。put sb through接通某人的电话。根据题意，故选C。

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