【題目】You’d better learn more about table manners, because the British are rather ______ about it.

A. responsible B. casual

C. particular D. upset

【答案】C

【解析】

試題分析：考查詞語辨析。A. 負責的 B. 隨意的 C. 特別的；挑剔的；詳細的 D. 沮喪的。句意：你最好多學點餐桌禮儀，因為英國人對此尤為講究。be particular about對…很認真；講究。故選C。

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