单选题For many overseas Chinese, China is their real ______., because they were born and grew up there.AhomeBfamilyChouseDhousehold
单选题
For many overseas Chinese, China is their real ______., because they were born and grew up there.
A
home
B
family
C
house
D
household
参考解析
解析：
句意：对于很多海外华人来说，中国是他们真正的家，因为他们生于中国，成长于中国。词义辨析。home家；family家庭；house房子；household家庭，全家人。
句意：对于很多海外华人来说，中国是他们真正的家，因为他们生于中国，成长于中国。词义辨析。home家；family家庭；house房子；household家庭，全家人。
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