单选题Does the idea of working abroad _____ to young people?AreclaimBappealCreviveDamuse
单选题
Does the idea of working abroad _____ to young people?
A
reclaim
B
appeal
C
revive
D
amuse
参考解析
解析：
appeal to有吸引力。reclaim开垦，收回。revive苏醒，复苏。amuse使愉快。
appeal to有吸引力。reclaim开垦，收回。revive苏醒，复苏。amuse使愉快。
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