--- ______? ---He is handsome and humorous.

A. How does your father like it?

B. What does your father look like?

C. How is your father?

D. What is your father like?

 

D

【解析】試題分析： A意為“對(duì)……有什么看法”；B詢問(wèn)相貌； C詢問(wèn)身體近況；D詢問(wèn)外貌，內(nèi)在品質(zhì)均可。句意：—你父親是什么樣的人？—他英俊而富有幽默感。

考點(diǎn)：考查交際用語(yǔ)

 

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