【題目】We all love Miss Yang. She always makes her history classes .

A. difficult B.quiet C. interesting D. slow

【答案】C

【解析】

試題分析：句意：我們都愛楊老師。他總是讓她的歷史課生動有趣。difficult困難的；quiet安靜的； interesting有趣的；slow慢的。所以選C。

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