--Did you like your trip to Xi’an during the Summer vacation?

--____. It was too hot and there was too much traffic.

A. Not a little B. Don’t mention it

C. Not really D. Not exactly

 

C

【解析】

試題分析：考查情景交際。句意：--你喜歡暑假的西安之旅嗎？--確實不喜歡。那里天氣太熱，而且交通也很擁擠。A非常；B沒關(guān)系，不客氣；C不很，確實沒有，不見得；D不很，并非如此，不完全是這樣。not really表示輕微的否定、懷疑和語氣很強的否定；exactly用于糾正他人說的話。根據(jù)答語的第二句可知，西安的天氣很熱，而且交通很擁擠，說明“我”不喜歡暑假的西安之旅，故選C。

考點：考查情景交際

 

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