Her mother asked her to keep the windows___________and the doorA.opened ; closedB.open ; closedC.open ; closeD.opened ; close
Her mother asked her to keep the windows___________and the door
A.opened ; closed
B.open ; closed
C.open ; close
D.opened ; close
B.open ; closed
C.open ; close
D.opened ; close
参考解析
解析：“keep+宾语+宾语补足语”意为“保持某种状态”，open本身就是形容词，开着的；closed意为“关着的”。两个形容词在此处作宾补，表示状态，因此本题答案为B。
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