16．-I hear Kris had an accident as he was riding his bike to school yesterday．
-________？He is always so careful when he is riding．（　�。�
A．What forB．How comeC．Why thatD．So what

分析 -我聽說Kris昨天騎自行車上學(xué)去的時候遭遇了車禍．
-怎么會呢？他騎車一直很小心的．

解答 答案：B．考查語言交際用語．What for 為什么，詢問目的；How come怎么會，表示驚訝；Why that為什么會那樣？問原因的；So what 那又如何，表示不屑一顧．根據(jù)句意，故選B．

點(diǎn)評 本題考查語言交際用語的用法．根據(jù)對話可知聽者對Kris騎自行車遭遇車禍一事感到驚訝，所以選擇了B．

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