In this picture the tree is casting a __________ on the ground


  1. A.
    shade
  2. B.
    shadow
  3. C.
    shape
  4. D.
    figure
B
shade 蔭涼處,圖案陰影,遮光物；shadow 陰影,影子；shape 外形,形狀; figure 外形,輪廓,形狀。這里指樹的影子。
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