单选题_____AdesignedBrequiredCrefusedDreported

单选题
_____
A

designed

B

required

C

refused

D

reported


参考解析

解析:
design设计;require要求;refuse拒绝;report报道。根据上下文,design能够使文意通顺,即“通识教育并不仅仅是为了传授和接受知识而设计的。”

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