— Doesn't this bus go to the park?

　　　　— ________.

　　A. Yes, we do　　　　　　　　　　B. No, this is as far as we go

　　C. You’re welcome　　　　　　　　D. I ‘m very sorry

B　


解析:

因為前句中的doesn't，因此，答語中的No，譯為“是”表明車不去公園，因此下句又接著說，這是最遠(yuǎn)�！�

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