【題目】—Don’t tell others about the news, or we’ll get into trouble.

—________, I won’t do it.

A.That’s not the point.B.Promise!C.No way!D.That’s an excuse.

【答案】B

【解析】

句意：——請不要告訴別人關于這個消息，否則我們將陷入困境�！冶ＷC！我不會這么做的。

考查情景交際。That’s not the point. 這不是重點；Promise!保證；No way!沒門；That’s an excuse.那是一個借口。根據(jù)前句“Don’t tell others about the news, or we’ll get into trouble.”可知，此處表示“承諾，保證”的含義。故選B。

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