【題目】—How was your visit to the World Park in Beijing?

—Wonderful! We enjoyed_____ very much.

A. itself B. myself

C. yourselves D. ourselves

【答案】D

【解析】試題分析：enjoy oneself 玩的高興，we 的反身代詞是ourselves, 故選D。

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