【題目】(2012浙江溫州)—Can you tell me ________ to travel to Dalian？

—About two hours by plane．

A．how much it costs

B．what I should take

C．how long it takes

D．which is the best season

【答案】C

【解析】根據(jù)回答“乘坐飛機大約要兩小時”可知上一句是問去大連要花多長時間，故答案選C。

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