【題目】(2013湖北武漢)—How is everything going in the hospital，dear？

—________．

A．I’m all right，thanks

B．Not too bad，I guess

C．Not at all

D．That’s all right，thank you

【答案】B

【解析】問(wèn)句句意：醫(yī)院里現(xiàn)在情況如何？A和D選項(xiàng)是針對(duì)“自己”的答語(yǔ)，不符合句意；而C選項(xiàng)“Not at all(根本不)”也不符合句意。所以答案選擇B“我猜應(yīng)該不錯(cuò)”。

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