—Why do you charge me so much for such a simple meal! I wonder if you got mistaken.

—Oh, I have _______ in your bill the cost of the expensive plate you broke just now.

A. releasedB. includedC. contained D. covered

 

B

【解析】

試題分析：句意：--這么簡單的一頓飯你怎么要我這么多的錢？---我已經(jīng)在您的賬單的費(fèi)用里面包含了你剛才打破了的昂貴的盤子。四個選項(xiàng)的含義：A. released釋放，發(fā)行，B. included包含（部分），C. contained包含（整體）， D. covered覆蓋，這里盤子的費(fèi)用只是總的賬單的一部分，所以選B。

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