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Tom, ________,walked into his room quietly.


  1. A.
    took offhis shoes
  2. B.
    not towake up others
  3. C.
    with lightsteps
  4. D.
    be afraidof being heard
B
不定式作插入語，否定形式在to前面加not。譯文：湯姆安靜的走進自己的房間，沒有弄醒任何人。
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