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    --- What on earth are the police busy with?

    --- They have been investigating how the train crash __________.

    A. came out            B. came across              C. came about         D. came up

     

    【答案】

    C

    【解析】

    试题分析：句意为：----警察们究竟在忙什么呢？ ---他们正在调查这次火车相撞的原因（是怎么发生的）. come out 出版，发行，发现； come across偶然遇到，碰到；come about 发生，产生；come up 想出，提出。故答案应为C。

    考点：考查动词短语的含义。

     

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