单选题How does the writer feel when he goes to the dentist?AAngry.BAfraid.CSad.DHappy.
单选题
How does the writer feel when he goes to the dentist?
A
Angry.
B
Afraid.
C
Sad.
D
Happy.
参考解析
解析：
根据第一段的“Some children are afraid to go to the dentist, but not me”，以及文章后边的内容可知，当作者去看牙医的时候是很高兴的。
根据第一段的“Some children are afraid to go to the dentist, but not me”，以及文章后边的内容可知，当作者去看牙医的时候是很高兴的。
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