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Mrs Black finds it hard to clear up the mess, as the kids are always _______ whenever she tries to.

A．in a way B．in the way

C．by the way D．on the way

B

【解析】

試題分析：考查詞組辨析。A 以某種方式；B 妨礙、擋道；C順便；D在途中、沿途。句意：布萊克女士發(fā)現很難去清理這些臟亂，因為孩子們總是在她想要打掃的時候妨礙她。根據句意可判斷應該選B。

考點：考查詞組辨析

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