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    — The government plans to build a new hospital near the road.
    — So the neighboring villages will get great ______ from that.

    A．useB．benefitC．contentD．value

    B

    解析试题分析：句意:--政府计划着在公路附近建一个新的医院。--这样，附近的村庄将从中受益。Use使用；benefit from得益于；content满意的；value价值。根据句意故选B。
    考点：考查名词辨析。
    点评：本题难度适中。对名词的考查主要是它们的意义和用法，需要考生正确理解句意，然后才能正确做出判断。对于词形相似的词的考查也是命题者常设题的地方。
    即学即练：This book will be of great ______to him in his study.
    A. use             B. benefit             C. content            D. value
    解析：D。句意：这本书将对他的研究有很大价值。

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