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    The ______ lasted for two hours and the British were______in the end.

    A. battle, defeated　　　 B. campaign, beat

    C. war, conquered　　　　 D. battle, struck

     

    A

    按句意，主语只能为battle。表“打败”本句应用defeated。

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