【題目】She is ready to help people ________.

A. any time B. anytime

C. some time D. sometime

【答案】A

【解析】

試題分析：句意：她總是隨時(shí)幫助人。any time隨時(shí)；anytime任何時(shí)候；some time一段時(shí)間；sometime在某時(shí)。根據(jù)she is ready to help people可知幫助人是隨時(shí)的，故選A。

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