---What course do you want to study at university?

----I love physics._____.

A．It’s up to me.                         B．It’s none of your business.

C．It will be my first choice.                  D．It doesn’t make sense.

 

【答案】

C

【解析】

試題分析：考查交際用語，A.It’s up to me.這是我的； B. It’s none of your business.不關(guān)你的事；C.It will be my first choice.這將是我的第一個(gè)選擇；D.It doesn’t make sense.這沒有意義，句子意思“我喜歡物理，這將是我的第一個(gè)選擇”

考點(diǎn)：考查交際用語

點(diǎn)評(píng)：交際用語是高考�？純�(nèi)容之一，根據(jù)上下文語境選出正確答案，要靈活運(yùn)用靈活掌握

即學(xué)即練：— Now more and more Chinese senior students are applying for admissionto American universities through SAT．

—_______．But taking an SAT may cost more than 10,000 yuan．

A. That’s the case                  B. Not really

C. I hope so                        D. That sounds reasonable

選A   句意：—現(xiàn)在越來越多的中國高中生通過SAT申請(qǐng)讀美國的大學(xué)�！拇_如此。但是參加SAT也許要花掉1萬元。

 

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