--- I’m still working on my project.
--- Oh, you will miss the deadline. Time is _________ .


  1. A.
    running out
  2. B.
    going out
  3. C.
    giving out
  4. D.
    dropping out
A
試題分析：短語辨析。A用完（沒有被動語態(tài)）；B熄滅，出去；C分發(fā)，筋疲力盡；D脫落；句意：—我還在從事于這個計劃�！阋e過最后期限了。時間就要用完了。根據(jù)句意說明A正確。
考點：考查短語辨析
點評：本題是由副詞out組成的不同的短語，在平時要加強(qiáng)識記和辨析，注意一詞多義的現(xiàn)象。
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