This performance,an unusual dance,is so moving and perfect that it is almost all __________ the viewers’ expectation.

A.without              B.for              C.beyond        D.under

C


解析:

C項(xiàng)考查介詞的用法。這次表演是一次不尋常的舞蹈，大大出乎觀眾們的意料。beyond 表示(范圍、程度)超過(guò)。

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