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    【题目】—Why did you get such a low mark on that test?

    —It’s mainly because I seldom _______ the teacher’s advice, I think.

    A. regard B. repeat

    C. reward D. remind

    【答案】A

    【解析】

    试题分析：句意：—你为什么考试分数如此低？—我认为主要是因为自己很少考虑老师的建议。regard“（常用于否定句）注重，考虑”；repeat“重复”；reward “奖励”；remind “提醒”。因此选A项。

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