单选题141- Conversation 1 What does the man want? AA free ticket to the lecture.BInformation about the lunch meeting.CFavorite food and fruit.
单选题
141- Conversation 1 What does the man want?
A
A free ticket to the lecture.
B
Information about the lunch meeting.
C
Favorite food and fruit.
参考解析
解析：
录音中男士的第一句话是I believe you have a lunch meeting this coming Wednesday. Could you give me some information about it?可见他想要知道的是关于会议的信息。
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