单选题_____AcommonBuncommonCinterestingDuninteresting
单选题
_____
A
common
B
uncommon
C
interesting
D
uninteresting
参考解析
解析：
根据上下文，作者把这件事告诉一位有经验的网民。B项“不寻常的”正确。
根据上下文，作者把这件事告诉一位有经验的网民。B项“不寻常的”正确。
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