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    ---What hot weather! Would you mind opening the windows?

    ---________

    A.No.I won’t do it. B. Yes, please.

    C.Yes,I’ll do it. D. No.Not at all.

     

    D

    【解析】

    试题分析：根据上句多么炎热的天气，你介意打开窗户吗？，所以回答，不介意，故选D，不，一点也不介意。

    考点：考查日常用语。

     

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