7．After moving into the beautiful house，she often ______ her friends at weekends．（　�。�
A．amusedB．entertainedC．crowdedD．disturbed

分析 搬進漂亮的房子后，她經(jīng)常在周末時熱情款待她的朋友們．

解答 答案：B，考查動詞的搭配，amuse"娛樂，逗笑"，entertain"熱情款待"，crowd"擁擠，擠滿"，disturb"打擾"，根據(jù)語境是熱情招待朋友，故答案為B．

點評 考查動詞的辨析，在平時的學習中要對詞匯進行積累．

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