---I’ll come and see you next Wednesday.(豐臺(tái)區(qū))
---Is that a_______? Don’t disappoint me, I hope.


  1. A.
    decision
  2. B.
    request
  3. C.
    promise
  4. D.
    joke
C
考查詞義辨析。Decision決定，request 請(qǐng)求，promise 諾言，承諾，joke 笑話，句意：下周三我會(huì)來(lái)看你，那是你承諾的，請(qǐng)不要使我失望。所以選C。
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