----Your mother isn’t a doctor, is she?
----___________. She teaches English in a middle school


  1. A.
    Yes, she is
  2. B.
    Yes, she isn’t
  3. C.
    No, she isn’t
  4. D.
    No, she is
C
考查反意問句的回答：原則是，前后一致，如果是前面否定后面肯定的反意問句，就按照實際情況回答。句意是：--你媽媽不是醫(yī)生，是嗎？從后面的回答：她在中學(xué)教書，說明不是醫(yī)生，選C。
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