单选题What might prevent Mary, aged 25, becoming a babysitter?AShe once broke a traffic law and was fined.BShe has never worked as a babysitter before.CShe can’t speak Japanese very well.
单选题
What might prevent Mary, aged 25, becoming a babysitter?
A
She once broke a traffic law and was fined.
B
She has never worked as a babysitter before.
C
She can’t speak Japanese very well.
参考解析
解析：
分析推理题。由题句中的babysitter对应到第四个广告，发现该广告最重要的一个要求就是要有经验(experienced)，因此与经验有关的B项就是答案。
分析推理题。由题句中的babysitter对应到第四个广告，发现该广告最重要的一个要求就是要有经验(experienced)，因此与经验有关的B项就是答案。
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