单选题Why did the boss send Mr. Black to China on business?AMr. Black had never been to China before.BMr. Black was an able and hard-working man.CMr. Black could buy something interesting for Tony.
单选题
Why did the boss send Mr. Black to China on business?
A
Mr. Black had never been to China before.
B
Mr. Black was an able and hard-working man.
C
Mr. Black could buy something interesting for Tony.
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解析：
考 点：细节题。Black很能干，工作也很勤奋，他的老板很赏识他，因此派他去中国出差。
考 点：细节题。Black很能干，工作也很勤奋，他的老板很赏识他，因此派他去中国出差。
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