题目内容

——Can you think of a better idea to solve the math problem, Lisa?

—— _____.

A. No problem B. Thanks

C. That sounds good D. I’m afraid so

 

A

【解析】

试题分析:句意:----Lisa, 你能想到一个更好的办法来解决这个数学问题吗?----没问题。No problem没问题;thanks谢谢;that sounds good听起来好极了;I’m afraid so恐怕是这样。根据情景,选A。

考点:考查情景交际的用法。

 

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B.Friendships between Americans usually last for all their lives.

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