单选题What can the man buy on the train for lunch?ADrinks and sandwiches.BDrinks only.CBiscuits.
单选题
What can the man buy on the train for lunch?
A
Drinks and sandwiches.
B
Drinks only.
C
Biscuits.
参考解析
解析：
女士提到火车上没有餐车，但有饮料和三明治卖，由此可推断男士能在火车上买到饮料和三明治。
女士提到火车上没有餐车，但有饮料和三明治卖，由此可推断男士能在火车上买到饮料和三明治。
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