-Congratulations! Your speech is excellent. - . A. Oh, no B. It doesn’t matter C. That’s a good idea D. Many thanks 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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—Congratulations! Your speech is excellent.

—______.

A. Oh, no B. It doesn’t matter

C. That’s a good idea D. Many thanks

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【解析】

试题分析：句意： --祝贺啊！你的讲演棒极了。 --多谢了。外国人士喜欢以谢谢来回答对方的赞美或祝贺，其他三个选项分别适用于以下三种语境： Oh, no用来表达惊讶或感叹的语气，it doesn’t matter常用来回答对方的歉意，that’s a good idea则是用来对别人的提议做出认可评价。故正确选项为D，

考点: 考查情景交际的用法。

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