【題目】Do you like noodles ________chicken？

A. with B. of C. in D. to

【答案】A

【解析】句意：你喜歡雞肉面嗎？A. with帶有，具有；B. of……的；C. in在……里；D. to向，朝，對(duì)于。雞肉面指的是帶有雞肉的面條，帶有：with。故選A。

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