2．-The trip shouldn't take more than an hour．
-_______．Tt is at least two hours．（　�。�
A．I guess soB．That's it
C．You must be jokingD．It depends

分析 句意：---這次旅行花費的時間不應(yīng)該超過一個小時吧．
---你一定是在開玩笑吧．它至少需要兩小時．

解答 答案C．
A項"我猜是這樣"；B項"就是它"；D項"視情況而定"；C項"你一定是在開玩笑"；根據(jù)答語中"It is at least two hours"可知，說話者不贊同對方所說的觀點（不應(yīng)該超過一個小時），認為對方?jīng)]認真對待，是在開玩笑．因此C項符合語境，故選C．

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