—Any advice on how to protect pupils’ eyesight??

   —It’s helpful for them not to ____ bright light.

   A.look on                B.look into?

   C.look for               D.look through?

B?


解析:

考查動(dòng)詞短語的辨析。look into表示 “向……里面看”，這里與bright light連用表示 “注視強(qiáng)光(刺眼的光線)”。

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