单选题In England, tea is usually served ______.Aearly in the morningBearly in the afternoonCbetween four and five
单选题
In England, tea is usually served ______.
A
early in the morning
B
early in the afternoon
C
between four and five
参考解析
解析：
题目问的是：在英国，喝茶一般在什么时候？文章首句表明“In England，afternoon tea，taken between four and five，is the most informal meal of the day．”所以喝茶通常是在下午的四点到五点，选项C与题意相符。
题目问的是：在英国，喝茶一般在什么时候？文章首句表明“In England，afternoon tea，taken between four and five，is the most informal meal of the day．”所以喝茶通常是在下午的四点到五点，选项C与题意相符。
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