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    24. Before the war broke out, many people ______ possessions they could not take with them.

    A. threw away                     B. put away           C. gave away                D. carried away

    B


    解析:

    24. B。本题主要考查对动词短语的意义辨析。选项A的意思是“扔掉”；选项B的意思是“把……收拾好，储藏……备用”；选项C的意思是“赠送，分发，泄漏，放弃”；选项D的意思是指“冲走”。根据句子的意思，战争爆发时，许多人把带不走的东西收拾起来。于是本题的正确答案选B。

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