【題目】—Do you know________?

—We should clean our hands, remove the mask carefully, dispose of (處理掉) the mask safely and wash our hands again.

A.when we can take off a maskB.why we can take off a maskC.how we can take off a mask

【答案】C

【解析】

句意：——你知道我們要怎樣摘下口罩嗎？——我們應(yīng)該清潔雙手，小心摘下口罩，安全處理口罩，再次洗手。

考查賓語從句。when we can take off a mask我們什么時候可以摘下口罩，表時間；why we can take off a mask我們?yōu)槭裁纯梢哉驴谡�，表原因�?/span>how we can take off a mask我們怎樣摘下口罩，表方式；根據(jù)上文“We should clean our hands, remove the mask carefully,dispose of the mask safely and wash our hands again.”講述如何摘下口罩的流程，故選C。

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