---I am thirsty.  May I have something to drink?
---Ok.  Here’s some ________


  1. A.
    rice
  2. B.
    bread
  3. C.
    water
C
考查名詞詞義辨析。rice“米飯”；bread“面包”；water“水”。前句句意：我渴了，我可以喝一些東西嗎？故選C。
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From: Lily@hotmail. com

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