单选题How many people were taken to hospital?ALess than twelve.BMore than twelve.CAbout fifty.
单选题
How many people were taken to hospital?
A
Less than twelve.
B
More than twelve.
C
About fifty.
参考解析
解析：
新闻中提到more than a dozen，即多于12个。
【录音原文】
At least 50 people were injured when two trains collided at a Bangkok subway station. A rescue worker told Reutersmore than a dozen passengers were taken to hospital, while another 20 to 30 people sustained minor injuries.
【录音原文】
At least 50 people were injured when two trains collided at a Bangkok subway station. A rescue worker told Reutersmore than a dozen passengers were taken to hospital, while another 20 to 30 people sustained minor injuries.
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