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—I'm going to Paris next week.

—What a ________！So am I.

A．pity B．coincidence

C．accident D．chance

 

B

【解析】B　考查名詞。句意：“我下個禮拜要去巴黎�！薄疤闪�！我也是�！备鶕湟饪芍xcoincidence“巧合”。

 

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