单选题In the sentence “...some of which have become his trademarks”，the word “trademarks” means ______.Aproduct brandsBspeaking mannerCadvertising strategyDspecial characteristics
单选题
In the sentence “...some of which have become his trademarks”，the word “trademarks” means ______.
A
product brands
B
speaking manner
C
advertising strategy
D
special characteristics
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解析：
词义推断题。根据最后一段和第一段可推断出，“trademark”为表示“特色”，旨在阐述John Welch管理风格的特别之处。故D项为正确答案。
词义推断题。根据最后一段和第一段可推断出，“trademark”为表示“特色”，旨在阐述John Welch管理风格的特别之处。故D项为正确答案。
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