---I called him twicw and I couldn’t get through to him.
---The line might have been out of order,______?


  1. A.
    mightn’t it
  2. B.
    hadn’t it
  3. C.
    wasn’t it
  4. D.
    haven’t it
C
試題分析：考查反意問句：句意：--我給他打了兩次電話都打不通。--線路有可能出了問題，是嗎？might have done表示對過去情況的推測。表推測的情態(tài)動詞的反意疑問句看有沒有過去時間，因為第一句話中是過去時，所以反意問句也是過去時。故選C。
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