【題目】--- I heard our headmaster left for Shanghai this morning.

--- Really? But he made no of it at yesterday’s meeting.

A.attentionB.informationC.mentionD.attraction

【答案】C

【解析】

句意：——我聽說校長(zhǎng)今天早上去上海了�！娴膯�？但他在昨天的會(huì)議上沒有提到。

A. attention注意，關(guān)注；B. information信息；C. mention提及，提到；D. attraction吸引。根據(jù)Really表示的疑問，可以推斷他在昨天會(huì)議上沒有提及，故選C。

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