【題目】—It's freezing to today! Look! There is ice on the lake.

—Yes. Ice is not often seen here in winter as the temperature normally stays _______zero.

A.upB.downC.aboveD.below

【答案】C

【解析】

句意：——今天很冷！看！湖上有冰。——是的。由于氣溫通常停留在零度以上，這兒在冬天冰并不常（被）見。

考查介詞辨析。up在……之上，向上，是動(dòng)態(tài)介詞的“沿著”，“到……上面”，有方向性的含義；down沿著往下；above超過(guò)，在……上方；below在……下方；根據(jù)“Ice is not often seen here in winter”推斷空格指“氣溫通常停留在零度以上”，表超過(guò)、多于；故選C。

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