He was homeless, so we took him ____．


  1. A.
    out
  2. B.
    in
  3. C.
    up
  4. D.
    down
B
考查短語：take out 拿出，take in 進來，take up 從事，take down 記下，句意：他無家可歸，因此我就讓他進來了。故選B。
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