_________ is celebrated on September 10’.
A．National DayB．Teacher’s DayC．Dragon Boat FestivalD．Spring Festival
B
詞組辨析。September 10意思為9月10號(hào)，由常識(shí)可知是教師節(jié)，故答案為B。
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