单选题The northernmost part of Great Britain is _____.ANorthern IrelandBWalesCEnglandDScotland
单选题
The northernmost part of Great Britain is _____.
A
Northern Ireland
B
Wales
C
England
D
Scotland
参考解析
解析：
本题考察了英国的地理位置。英国最北端是苏格兰。
本题考察了英国的地理位置。英国最北端是苏格兰。
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