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    【题目】It remains to be seen whether the plan which has been approved can be ________.It depends on your determination.

    A. come into use B. put into practice

    C. taken into consideration D. got into trouble

    【答案】B

    【解析】考查动词短语辨析。句意：通过的计划是否能付诸实践还有待于观察。它取决于你的决心。put...into practice实施，把……付诸实践；come into use开始使用；take...into consideration把……考虑在内；get into trouble陷入麻烦。故选B。

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