【題目】—I will hang out with friends this afternoon. May I do the homework tomorrow?

—______ You have to finish it today.

A.What of it?B.You don't say

C.What's upD.Not on your life!

【答案】D

【解析】


考查情景交際。句意：——今天下午我要和朋友們出去玩。我可以明天做作業(yè)嗎?

——絕對不行，你必須今天完成它。A. what of it?是什么事情？ B. You don’t say你還別說。C.What’s up? 到底怎么了？D.Not on your life.絕對不可以。第一個人說：要出去逛街，提出明天做家庭作業(yè)的要求。根據(jù)You have to finish it today.可知家長顯然是不同意的�！敖^對不可以”符合語境，故選D。

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