Answer: C
Conversation:
Sū Shān: Hēi, hǎojiǔ méijiàn le, shìbushì tán liàn’ài le, méi shíjiān chūlái wán a?
苏 珊: 嗨,好久 没见 了, 是不是 谈恋爱 了,没 时间 出来 玩 啊?
Susan: Hey, long time no see. Are you in love and have no time to hang out?
Mǎ lì: Nǎyǒu.
马 丽:哪有。
Mary: No.
Analysis:
“哪有 (nǎyǒu)” in the conversation means “no.” It is a negative response towards a question. In the test, Susan hasn’t seen Amy for quite a long time and guessed that Amy was busy dating someone. But in fact, Amy was not. So she used “哪有 (nǎyǒu) no” as a response.
Example:
Dān: Nǐ kànshàngqù bù gāoxìng, shìbushì hé nǐ lǎogōng chǎojià le?
丹: 你 看上去 不 高兴, 是不是 和 你 老公 吵架 了?
Dan: You look unhappy. Did you quarrel with your husband?
Ài Lā: Nǎyǒu. Wǒ yǒudiǎnr bù shūfu.
艾拉:哪有。 我 有点儿 不 舒服。
Ella: No. I am a little bit sick.
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