The Taliban rebels have demanded eight Taliban prisoners be released ________ eight South Korean hostages．


  1. A.
    in terms of
  2. B.
    in place of
  3. C.
    in exchange for
  4. D.
    in want of
C
考查介詞短語(yǔ)。根據(jù)前后意思可知此處說的是用八個(gè)塔利班囚徒去交換那八個(gè)韓國(guó)人質(zhì)�！敖粨Q”應(yīng)使用in exchange for表示。in terms of“從某種角度”，in place of“代替”，in want of“需要”，都不合句意。
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