With regard to its size， the U.S.A.is the( )country in the world. A.largest B.second largest C.third largest D.fourth largest
With regard to its size， the U.S.A.is the( )country in the world.
A.largest
B.second largest
C.third largest
D.fourth largest
B.second largest
C.third largest
D.fourth largest
参考解析
解析：美国地理。美国的面积在全世界排名第四。前三名分别是俄罗斯、加拿大和中国。
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