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    【题目】The building ________, for which all the villagers collected money, is an animal lab.
    A.under construction
    B.sets up
    C.without destination
    D.puts up

    【答案】A
    【解析】A. under construction介词短语，正在建造；B. sets up动词短语，建立；C. without destination介词短语，没有目标地；D. puts up动词短语，搭起，张贴；根据句子结构分析，此空应是一定语后置部分，B和D是动词短语如是定语的话，应使用定语从句或非谓语过去分词作定语，但是选项都是动词短语第三人称形式；句意：全体村民集资 的正在建造的大楼是一座动物试验室。根据句意，故选A。

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