As there’s no non-stop flight to Athens, we will have to fly to the city       Paris and Rome.


  1. A.
    between
  2. B.
    via
  3. C.
    through
  4. D.
    across
B
試題分析：考查介詞：A. between兩者間B. via 通過，經(jīng)由C. through穿過…（內(nèi)部）D. across穿過（表面），句意：因為沒有到雅典的直飛航班，我們只好經(jīng)過巴黎和羅馬到
這個城市。選B。
考點：考查介詞辨析
點評：解答這類題目，首先要理解題干的意思，其次要知道各選項的意思，然后像數(shù)學(xué)中的代入法一樣，依次把各個選項意思放入句子中進行比較，不難選出正確答案。關(guān)鍵還是在平時學(xué)習(xí)的過程中，多積累多總結(jié)多記憶。是個不錯的方法。
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