单选题What does Mr. Martinez say about himself?AHe is applying for a managerial position.BHe might benefit from the article’s advice.CHe suffers from the symptoms of stress.DHe recently had an article published.
单选题
What does Mr. Martinez say about himself?
A
He is applying for a managerial position.
B
He might benefit from the article’s advice.
C
He suffers from the symptoms of stress.
D
He recently had an article published.
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解析：
根据第2段最后1句I often experience eyestrain and headaches, and the tips in the article seem like they could really help可知Martinez觉得文章中的指教可能有帮助，故选B。
根据第2段最后1句I often experience eyestrain and headaches, and the tips in the article seem like they could really help可知Martinez觉得文章中的指教可能有帮助，故选B。
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