—Do famous athletes and entertainers        such high salaries?
—Well, at least I think scientists should be paid more．

A．tolerateB．consultC．deserveD．survive

C

解析試題分析：句意：--很多著名運動員和演藝明星應該得到這樣的高收入嗎？--哦，我認為至少科學家應該得到的更多的收入。根據(jù)句意故選C。
考點：考查動詞的用法。
點評：動詞的考查面比較多，可以考查它們的時態(tài)語態(tài)及意義，對于近義詞可以考查它們的區(qū)別。
即學即練：I cannot        your rudeness.
A． tolerate          B．consult       C．deserve      D．survive
解析：A 句意：我無法忍受你的粗魯。

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