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12．If you don't like the school lunch，you have thealternative（另外的選擇）-bringing your own．

分析 如果你不喜歡學校的午餐，你可以自行選擇自己帶飯來．

解答 答案：alternative．
本句考查詞匯的識記．alternative 名詞，指"可供選擇的辦法，事物"；故答案為alternative．

It seems clear that he has no reasonable alternative 他沒有其他合適的選擇，這一點似乎很清楚．

點評 首字母填空題考查的是詞匯的記憶和運用能力，平時要注意積累和運用．同時還要注意提示字母．

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