【題目】 --- ?

---He is eating a hamburger.

A. How is Dan

B. What is Dan doing

C. When does Dan eat a hamburger

D. Why does Dan eat a hamburger

【答案】B

【解析】

試題分析：根據(jù)回答，他正在吃漢堡包，可知上文在問他正在做什么。A. How is Dan丹怎么樣？B. What is Dan doing丹正在做什么？ C. When does Dan eat a hamburger丹什么時(shí)間吃漢堡包 D. Why does Dan eat a hamburger為什么丹吃漢堡包？故選B。

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