【題目】書寫時(shí)小寫字母不是占上面兩格的一組字母是：

A. h, i B. b, d C. f, k D. g, m

【答案】D

【解析】

試題分析：本題考查英語字母的書寫形式，h和i這兩個(gè)字母都占上面兩格；b和d這兩個(gè)字母也占上面兩格；f和k中，f占上中下三格，k占上面兩格；g和m中，g 占下面兩格，m占中間一格，他們都不是占上面兩格的字母。根據(jù)題意可知選D。

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