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    Tod       the TV set for $500，which was much cheaper than he had expected．

    A．bought    B．paid       C．cost      D．spent

    A 托德以500美元的低价买到了电视机，这是他始料未及的。该题考查动词搭配，即以某价格购买某物，buy sth for+(money)，而pay后面通常接money。cost没有类似搭配，spend则通常与on搭配。

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