—Who did it _______? Anyone you know?

—Well, it _______ be Mr. Smith, but I’m not sure. I should have asked who was calling, but I didn’t.

A. look; might　　 B. sound; may　　　 C. seem; must　　　 D. appear; should

 

B

 

考查動詞。從后面的句意可知是從電話里面聽到的，所以前面用sound；may表示可能性的猜測。

 

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