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2．-Hey，Tina． Can I ask you a question？
-Sure．____（　　）
A．Why not？B．What's up？C．So what？D．What for？

分析 ---嘿，缇娜．我能问你一个问题吗？
---当然．发生什么事了？

解答 答案B．
A项"为什么不呢（表赞同）"；C项"那又怎么样"；D项"为了什么"；B项"怎么了，发生什么事了"；根据"Sure"可知，说话者同意对方问自己问题，并且询问对方到底怎么了，发生了什么事．因此B项符合语境，故选B．

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