The gang _ with all the cash from the bank.
Correct answer: B. got away
- A. got into
- B. got away
- C. got off
- D. got across
Explanation
The correct answer is got away because it accurately describes the action of the gang escaping with the cash from the bank. Other options do not fit the context: got into suggests entering a place without the implication of theft.got off generally means to avoid repercussions, not relevant to the act of stealing.got across conveys the idea of communication or crossing over something, which does not relate to the scenario of theft. Thus, got away is the only option that correctly conveys the intended meaning.
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