单选题The man immediately explained his ______ . “I can fix the chain,” the woman said.AideaBplanCproblemDmessage
单选题
The man immediately explained his ______ . “I can fix the chain,” the woman said.
A
idea
B
plan
C
problem
D
message
参考解析
解析：
联系上下文the man和the woman解释他之所以敲门打扰是因为他遇到了“问题”，故答案选C。
联系上下文the man和the woman解释他之所以敲门打扰是因为他遇到了“问题”，故答案选C。
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