单选题Small boys are ______ questioners. They ask questions all the time.Aoriginal Bpeculiar Cimaginative Dpersistent
单选题
Small boys are ______ questioners. They ask questions all the time.
A
original
B
peculiar
C
imaginative
D
persistent
参考解析
解析：
男孩子们总是会特别爱问问题。persistent持久的，稳固的。original最初的，原始的。peculiar奇怪的，特别的。imaginative富有想象力的。
男孩子们总是会特别爱问问题。persistent持久的，稳固的。original最初的，原始的。peculiar奇怪的，特别的。imaginative富有想象力的。
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