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通过对话的首句可知，这是一个咨询意见的对话。Florence对自己的第一份工作觉得有些力不从心，没有达到（up to）工作的要求。Larry紧接着对对方的问题表示，这种感觉（the way you feel）是首次步入职场的人常有的感觉。因此选项D是能呼应问题的。
通过对话的首句可知，这是一个咨询意见的对话。Florence对自己的第一份工作觉得有些力不从心，没有达到（up to）工作的要求。Larry紧接着对对方的问题表示，这种感觉（the way you feel）是首次步入职场的人常有的感觉。因此选项D是能呼应问题的。
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