_______ the east coast of China, the city of Hangzhou is easy to be attacked by the storm from the Pacific Ocean.

A. Lying off　　 B. Situated on　　　 C. Located off　　　 D. Laying on

 

B

 

城市在海岸上，應(yīng)該用on，另外，situate和locate是及物動詞,要用過去分詞形式。此處也可以用 “Lying on...”。

 

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