【題目】— What brought joy to Jack just now? — -________.

A. Receiving a giftB. She received a gift

C. Receive a giftD. Because she received a gift.

【答案】A

【解析】

句意：——剛才是什么給杰克帶來了歡樂？——收到了一個禮物。A. Receiving a gift收到一個禮物，動名詞；B. She received a gift她收到了一個禮物；C. Receive a gift收到了一個禮物，動名詞；D. Because she received a gift.因為她收到了一個禮物。根據(jù)上文What brought joy to Jack just now?可知下文用動名詞Receiving a gift做主語來回答。根據(jù)題意，故選A。

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