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【题目】--- You could always put the decision off a little bit longer.

--- _________ If I leave it much longer I might miss my chance.

A.That’s reasonable advice

B.Isn’t it a good idea?

C.Do you think so?

D.I can’t agree more

【答案】C

【解析】

考查情景对话。句意:——你总是可以把决定推迟一点。——你这么认为吗?如果再拖一会儿,我可能会错过机会。分析选项A. Thats reasonable advice这是个合理的建议;B. Isnt it a good idea? 这不是个好主意吗?C. Do you think so? 你这样认为吗?D. I cant agree more我完全同意。根据后面的句子“If I leave it much longer I might miss my chance(如果再拖下去,我会失去机会)”,很明显,这两个人意见相反,所以第二个人不会肯定第一个人的意见, ABD均表示赞同对方的说法或建议,排除。而Do you think so?先进行反问,然后给出自己不同的观点.所以正确答案为C

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