(2013·咸陽二模)We should keep in mind that the earth is our only home and only by saving the environment________ourselves.

A．we can save　B．can we save

C．we must save　D．must we save

 

B

【解析】考查倒裝。句意為：我們需要銘記的是，地球是我們唯一的家園，只有拯救環(huán)境才能拯救我們自己。分析句子結構可知，only置于分句句首，故用部分倒裝結構。

答案：　B

 

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