【題目】—Hello, may I speak to Mr. Black, please?

—

A.I’m Mr. Black. Who are you?B.Can I take a message for you?

C.Hold and I’ll put you through.D.Sorry, I’m afraid you have to.

【答案】C

【解析】

句意：——你好，請問，我能跟Black先生通話嗎？——稍等，我將為你接通。

考查情景交際。A選項意為“我是Black先生。你是誰”；B選項意為“我能為你捎個口信嗎”；C選項意為“稍等，我將為你接通”；D選項意為“對不起，我恐怕你不得不”。根據(jù)問句可知，此對話是發(fā)生在打電話時，問句是想要與Black先生通話，A選項并非打電話用語，打電話應該用this is…，排除A選項；B選項并未說明Black先生是否在家，直接說留言，不符合句意；C選項意為“稍等，我將為你接通�！笨梢杂糜谕ㄔ�；D選項不符合句意。故選C。

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