【題目】Every morning Mr. Smith takes a __________ to his office.

A. 20 minutes' walk B. 20 minute's walk

C. 20-minutes walk D. 20-minute's walk

【答案】A

【解析】句意：每天早上史密斯先生步行20分鐘到辦公室。步行二十分鐘take a 20-minute walk或take a 20 minutes' walk。

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