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【題目】Miss Green often said “God helps those who help themselves”, intending to _______ on us the significance of being independent.

A. base B. impress

C. focus D. rely

【答案】B

【解析】

試題分析：句意：格林小姐經常說“天助自助者”，意思是要讓獨立的重要性給我們留下深刻的印象。base on 在……基礎之上；impress on sb.給某人留下印象；focus on聚焦于，以……為重點，集中于；rely on依賴，依靠。格林小姐說的話教育了我們，所以應改是給我們留下了印象。故選B。

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