---As a boy, he made up his mind to be a scientist. 

---And from then on, he kept on trying. So he________ in the end.


  1. A.
    succeed
  2. B.
    made
  3. C.
    success
  4. D.
    made it
D
本題是一組對話，其中一方說：“他小時候就下定決心要當一名科學(xué)家，自那以后，他一直堅持努力�！绷硪环秸f：“所以他終于成功了�！鳖}中所填入的應(yīng)是謂語，C是名詞，A是動詞原形，均不符語法要求，而B項也不能表示“成功”之意。D項中的make it常作非正式用語，表示“成功；達到預(yù)定目的；做到；發(fā)跡；及時抵達；趕上”等意思。
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