单选题Where did Jane’s family stay in the Scottish village?AIn a guest-house.BOne a camp-siteCAt a hotel
单选题
Where did Jane’s family stay in the Scottish village?
A
In a guest-house.
B
One a camp-site
C
At a hotel
参考解析
解析：
当被问及度假时所呆的地方时，Jane指出”It’s in a small village with a nice, friendly pub”，此处pub指“客栈，酒店”，对应选项A中的guest-house（宾馆，招待所）。
当被问及度假时所呆的地方时，Jane指出”It’s in a small village with a nice, friendly pub”，此处pub指“客栈，酒店”，对应选项A中的guest-house（宾馆，招待所）。
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