题目内容

Five million, five hundred and fifteen thousand ,one hundred and fifty-one is _____.

A. 5,515,151 B. 5,151,151

C. 5,151,515 D. 5,551,155

 

A

【解析】

试题分析：句意：五百五十一万五千一百五十一。结合句意，故选A

考点：考查数词的用法

 

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