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    The firemen soon arrived and _______________the fire.

    A. put out B. took out C. helped out D. looked out

    A 【解析】 句意：消防队员很快就到了，扑灭了火。考查动词短语辨析题。A. put out扑灭，伸出；B. took out取出，除去；C. helped out帮助…出来；D. looked out向外看。根据句意语境，可知BCD三项意思都与句意不合，故选A。
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