单选题In regions where ice conditions prevail in the winter，（）.Athe lantern panes of unattended lights may not become covered with ice or snowBthe lantern panes of unattended lights may become covered with ice or snowCice or snow is likely caused coloredDthe white lights are likely caused to appear colored
单选题
In regions where ice conditions prevail in the winter，（）.
A
the lantern panes of unattended lights may not become covered with ice or snow
B
the lantern panes of unattended lights may become covered with ice or snow
C
ice or snow is likely caused colored
D
the white lights are likely caused to appear colored
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