3．-You know I dropped medicine and _____ physics？
-You made a right decision．（　�。�
A．took upB．took inC．took apartD．took off

分析 -我放棄學(xué)醫(yī)改學(xué)物理了．
-你做出了正確選擇．

解答 答案：A
該題考查動詞搭配意思辨析，take up意為"開始從事"，take in意為"理解、接受"，take apart意為"分解、拆開"，take off意為"起飛"，由題干意義可知，第一個人要表達的意思為自己放棄學(xué)醫(yī)而選擇物理學(xué)作為自己的新專業(yè)，所以應(yīng)用take up，故選A．

點評 考查動詞及動詞搭配辨義時，要準(zhǔn)確掌握每個動詞或搭配含義，并根據(jù)題干含義或邏輯關(guān)系選擇正確答案．

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