单选题What is the man working on at the moment?AHe is opening a new factory.BHe is setting up quality procedures.CHe is producing medical equipment.
单选题
What is the man working on at the moment?
A
He is opening a new factory.
B
He is setting up quality procedures.
C
He is producing medical equipment.
参考解析
解析：
当女士问及：“So what are you working at the moment?”时，男士回答：“A big project in Malaysia. We’re opening a new factory there and I’m responsible for setting up quality procedures.”故选项B为正确答案。
当女士问及：“So what are you working at the moment?”时，男士回答：“A big project in Malaysia. We’re opening a new factory there and I’m responsible for setting up quality procedures.”故选项B为正确答案。
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