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    【题目】Do you remember the heartbreaking _________ in the film where the hero says his final farewells to his dying wife?

    sight B. scene

    C. view D. Landscape

    【答案】B

    【解析】句意:你还记得那部电影中主人公向他临终的妻子诀别的那个令人心碎的场面吗？ sight意为“风景，景观”；scene意为“场景，场面”；view指从某一角度或某一距离看到的景色；landscape意为“风景，景色”。

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