单选题A person who does not tell lies or cheat people is ______.AcarelessBstupidChonestDhumorous
单选题
A person who does not tell lies or cheat people is ______.
A
careless
B
stupid
C
honest
D
humorous
参考解析
解析：
句意：从不说谎或欺骗他人的人是诚实的。从句意中可知，这样的人所代表的品质应该是honest，意思是“诚实的”，因此C项正确。careless粗心大意的。stupid愚蠢的。humorous幽默的。
句意：从不说谎或欺骗他人的人是诚实的。从句意中可知，这样的人所代表的品质应该是honest，意思是“诚实的”，因此C项正确。careless粗心大意的。stupid愚蠢的。humorous幽默的。
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