(2013·大連二模)—When choosing furniture, you only focus on function while I think more about the design.

—That's ________ we differ.

A．how B．what

C．which D．where

 

D

【解析】選D　考查表語從句。句意：“選家具的時候，你只關(guān)注功能而我卻更多地考慮它的設(shè)計。”“那就是我們不同的地方。”根據(jù)句意可知應(yīng)選D，where在表語從句中作地點狀語。

 

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