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    【题目】

    Mary wasn’t satisfied with the blue dress, so the shopkeeper another dress for her to try on .

    A. held on

    B. held to

    C. held out

    D. held up

    【答案】C

    【解析】hold on等着，停住；hold out递出东西；hold up支持住。

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