单选题What sort of pets do people bring to the surgery mainly?ACats and dogs.BSnakes and parrots.CRats and ferrets.
单选题
What sort of pets do people bring to the surgery mainly?
A
Cats and dogs.
B
Snakes and parrots.
C
Rats and ferrets.
参考解析
解析：
从mostly it’s going to be dogs and cats可知大多是狗和猫。
从mostly it’s going to be dogs and cats可知大多是狗和猫。
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