【題目】The teacher speaks loudly so that(以便) the students can hear her ____.

A. slowly B. clearly C. quietly D. carefully

【答案】B

【解析】句意：老師說話聲音很大以便于學生們能夠清楚地聽到她。slowly慢慢地；clearly清楚地；quietly安靜地；carefully仔細地。根據(jù)句意The teacher speaks loudly…可知，老師說話聲音大，是為了讓學生們聽清楚，故應選B。

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