【題目】—Do you know how to ______ this word?

—Yes, B-A-L-L.

A. spell B. read C. see D. meet

【答案】A

【解析】

試題分析：A.spell“拼寫”; B.read“讀”; C.see“看見(jiàn)”; D.meet“遇見(jiàn)”。由答語(yǔ)可知, 問(wèn)句意為“你知道如何拼寫這個(gè)單詞嗎? ”故選A。

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