单选题108- Conversation 1 What game does Michael ask about playing at the new sports center? ATennisBTable-tennisCVolleyball
单选题
108- Conversation 1 What game does Michael ask about playing at the new sports center?
A
Tennis
B
Table-tennis
C
Volleyball
参考解析
解析：
对话中女孩向Michael介绍了新建的体育中心，并提及“在那儿可以做很多运动，我上周就在那儿打了台球和排球”，接着Michael问道”What about tennis”，可知Michael在对话中问及关于在新体育中心打网球的事。
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