【題目】—I called you at about four yesterday afternoon, but you didn't answer it.

—Oh, I was driving to the airport to ________ Lily at that time.

A.put upB.look upC.pick upD.give up

【答案】C

【解析】

句意: ——我給你打電話是在昨天下午大約四點，但是你沒接電話。——喔，那時我正在開車去機場接莉莉。

考查動詞短語。put up張貼；look up查找；pick up接送；give up放棄。根據(jù)“driving to the airport”可知此處表示“去機場接莉莉”，用動詞短語pick up。故選C。

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