单选题_____AThe discount.BThe weight.CThe quantity.DThe distance.
单选题
_____
A
The discount.
B
The weight.
C
The quantity.
D
The distance.
参考解析
解析：
该题问的是运费免费与否的问题，由“how far from our factory”可判断，运费取决于离工厂的距离。
【录音原文】
W: Good morning. I’ m calling to inquire about your book-shelves.
M: Oh, yes. What would you like to know?
W: Well. I’d like to check on the size first.
M: The standard unit is 3.2 meters wide, 1.8 meters tall and 30 centimeters deep.
W: Thanks. That’s the dimension I need. How about the colors?
M: We have four choices: white, black, brown and gray.
W: I think brown is ok, now, what about the charge of the delivery?
M: Well, it depends on how far you are from oar factory.
W: We’re about five miles from your factory.
M: I see. That’s in our free delivery area.
Q8: What does the woman want to know about the book-shelf first?
Q9: What’s the color the woman chooses?
Q10: What decides whether the delivery is free or not?
该题问的是运费免费与否的问题，由“how far from our factory”可判断，运费取决于离工厂的距离。
【录音原文】
W: Good morning. I’ m calling to inquire about your book-shelves.
M: Oh, yes. What would you like to know?
W: Well. I’d like to check on the size first.
M: The standard unit is 3.2 meters wide, 1.8 meters tall and 30 centimeters deep.
W: Thanks. That’s the dimension I need. How about the colors?
M: We have four choices: white, black, brown and gray.
W: I think brown is ok, now, what about the charge of the delivery?
M: Well, it depends on how far you are from oar factory.
W: We’re about five miles from your factory.
M: I see. That’s in our free delivery area.
Q8: What does the woman want to know about the book-shelf first?
Q9: What’s the color the woman chooses?
Q10: What decides whether the delivery is free or not?
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单选题_____AThe discount.BThe weight.CThe quantity.DThe distance.