单选题How will Ms. Patterson travel between Rome and Naples?ABy trainBBy busCBy planeDBy car
单选题
How will Ms. Patterson travel between Rome and Naples?
A
By train
B
By bus
C
By plane
D
By car
参考解析
解析：
根据日程表第三天的行程Train ride to Naples可知坐火车到那不勒斯。故选A。
根据日程表第三天的行程Train ride to Naples可知坐火车到那不勒斯。故选A。
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