单选题The"Lost Generation"refers to those who（）Ahave no ambition in lifeBare physically and spiritually impotentCare homelessDare expatriates
单选题
The"Lost Generation"refers to those who（）
A
have no ambition in life
B
are physically and spiritually impotent
C
are homeless
D
are expatriates
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