单选题He considered that the change would be _____ to his health.AhealthyBavailableCprofitableDbeneficial
单选题
He considered that the change would be _____ to his health.
A
healthy
B
available
C
profitable
D
beneficial
参考解析
解析：
句意：他认为这个变化会对她的健康有利。beneficial意为“有益的，有利的”；healthy意为“健康的”；available意为“可用到的，可利用的”；profitable意为“有利可图的”。
句意：他认为这个变化会对她的健康有利。beneficial意为“有益的，有利的”；healthy意为“健康的”；available意为“可用到的，可利用的”；profitable意为“有利可图的”。
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