It was rather cold yesterday,      ?


  1. A.
    wasn’t it
  2. B.
    was it
  3. C.
    didn’t it
  4. D.
    did it .
B
本題考查的是反意疑問句，陳述句和簡略問句的時態(tài)必須一致，但是必須符合前肯后否，或前否后肯，故選B
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