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    3．Angela bought an apartment for only 20，000dollars； it was a real ________．（　　）
    A．exchangeB．tradeC．dealD．bargain

    分析 安吉拉只花两万美元买了一套公寓；这真便宜．

    解答 答案：D．A．exchange交换、交易所、交易；  B．trade 贸易、行业、买卖；  C．deal 交易、待遇； D．bargain交易、便宜货．结合句意"安吉拉只花20，000 美元买了一套公寓；这真便宜．"可知，bargain符合题意，故选D．

    点评 本题考查名词的词义辨析．词汇辨析题首先要掌握各个选项的词义、固定搭配、用法，然后再根据句意，结合语境，选出正确答案．

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