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    【题目】—I'm going to Venice next week.
    —______. Carnival will be held then. Have fun!
    A.You're crazy
    B.You're lucky
    C.You'd better not
    D.You never know

    【答案】B
    【解析】句意：——我下周去威尼斯。——你真走运。那时会举行狂欢节。祝你玩的愉快！A. You're crazy“你疯了”；B.You're lucky“你真幸运”；C.You'd better not“你最好不要”；D. You never know“你永远不会懂”。后面的Have fun告诉我们应答的人是赞同前面的人去威尼斯旅行的。故选B。

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