－Did the children have a good time in the zoo?

－________.

[　　]

A．Yes, they have
B．No, they haven't
C．Yes, they did
D．No, they hadn't
答案：C
解析：

問句中的have是實(shí)義動(dòng)詞，要用助動(dòng)詞do的相應(yīng)形式作簡略回答，A、B、D都不能選。


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