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Late－Night Drinking根据内容回答题.Coffee lovers beware. Having a quick "pick－me－up&qu

A.
Coffee
B.
Melatonin
C.m.
D.
Lotan
E.
In
F.
Because
G.
H.decaf
I.coffee
J.neurohormone
K.melatonin

【参考答案】

B
pick-me-up指提神饮料，也就是一种刺激物，在这篇文章里具体指咖啡。所以，应选B。
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