【題目】—What shall we present our grandma's birthday? A jacket, a hand of flowers, a birthday cake...?

— __________. Let's buy her a birthday cake.

A. It's my pleasure B. That's it

C. That's true D. That's right

【答案】B

【解析】考查交際用語。句意：——我們該給奶奶送什么生日禮物呀？一件衣服，一把鮮花，一個生日蛋糕？——就這樣吧，給她送一個生日蛋糕吧。表示“就這樣了，就這么定了”應(yīng)該用that's it； 而A項意為“不客氣”；C項意為“那是真的”；D項意為“對，好”；都不符合句意。

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