【題目】—So David wants to sell the house and move to New York.

— ______. He has found a job there.

A. I agree B. No problem

C. What fun D. Exactly

【答案】D

【解析】試題分析：考查句意理解。A.我同意；B.沒問題；C.多么有趣；D.正是如此。句意：--所以說(shuō)大衛(wèi)想要賣掉房子，然后搬到紐約去。 --正是如此。他已經(jīng)在那兒找到了一份工作。根據(jù)第二個(gè)的回答可知，此處是對(duì)上文所述的肯定。故選D。

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