单选题______AactivelyBpeacefullyCwarmlyDpositively
单选题
______
A
actively
B
peacefully
C
warmly
D
positively
参考解析
解析：
语义衔接。句意：通过仔细倾听试图如何推销产品的推销员…，根据语境和常识可以知道推销员肯定是积极推销产品，因此正确选项为[A]“积极的”。
语义衔接。句意：通过仔细倾听试图如何推销产品的推销员…，根据语境和常识可以知道推销员肯定是积极推销产品，因此正确选项为[A]“积极的”。
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