The questions that the speaker raised were well __________ the average adult.A.beyondB.onC.pastD.through
The questions that the speaker raised were well __________ the average adult.
A.beyond
B.on
C.past
D.through
B.on
C.past
D.through
参考解析
解析：此句意为这个演说家提出的问题远远地超过一般人的能力范围。beyond“超过”，符合句意．故选A。
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