If most bread winners（ ）a day’s pay to the Hope Project,then it will be hopeful.A.giftB.presentC.donateD.give
If most bread winners（ ）a day’s pay to the Hope Project,then it will be hopeful.
A.gift
B.present
C.donate
D.give
B.present
C.donate
D.give
参考解析
解析：句意：如果大多数养家的人都为希望工程捐赠他的一天所得，则希望工程大有希望。A.gift指赋予某人什么才能，通常用被动语态；B.present，[C]donate和D.give都有“给”和“赠予”之意。give为一般用语；present是正式地颁给某人，通常附有仪式，着重强调赠者和接受方的关系。donate所赠的对象一般是慈善事业或者机构。
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