【題目】—They are always making fun of Ken after school. It's rude.

—You are right. Everyone should be respected.

A. fighting with B. quarreling with C. playing a joke on

【答案】C

【解析】

句意：——放學后他們總是取笑肯，這是不禮貌的。——你是對的，每個人都應該受到尊重。

考查動詞短語。A. fighting with和……打仗；B quarreling with和……爭吵；C playing a joke on開……的玩笑，畫線部分短語 making fun of 意為“取笑”，是開某人玩笑的意思，故與選項C是同義詞，故選C。

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