【題目】----- What’s your favourite ?

-----Swimming.

A. food B. music C. sport D. colour

【答案】C

【解析】

試題分析：句意：--你最喜歡的運動是什么？--游泳。A. food食物； B. music音樂； C. sport 運動； D. colour顏色。根據(jù)答語Swimming是一項運動項目，故選C。

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