【題目】— Peter, take away all your things on the desk, or there won’t be enough ________ for your books.

— Sorry, mum. I’ll do it right now.

A.areaB.roomC.wayD.surface

【答案】B

【解析】

句意：——彼得，把你桌子上的東西都拿走，不然你的書就放不下了。——對(duì)不起，媽媽。我現(xiàn)在就做。

考查名詞。area區(qū)域；room空間，地方；way方式；surface表面；根據(jù)“take away all your things on the desk”可知把你桌子上的東西都拿走，可推測出此處是“空間，地方”，故選B。

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