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12.The man pulled his hat low down_______ his eyes in order not to be recognized by his acquaintances(熟人).(  )
A.underB.belowC.onD.over

分析 为了不被熟人认出,这个人把帽子拉得很低,都盖到眼睛上了.

解答 答案:D
考生可以想象:为了不被熟人认出,他故意把帽子往下拉,拉得低到眼睛上方了.over介词"在…之上";A.B选项表示"在…之下",如果选都盖住眼睛了,根本没法走路.

点评 本题考查介词使用,考生需熟记一些介词的用法,并能根据语境做出正确判断.

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