单选题______AcapabilitiesBresponsibilitiesCproficiencyDefficiency
单选题
______
A
capabilities
B
responsibilities
C
proficiency
D
efficiency
参考解析
解析：
within one’s capability在某人的能力范围之内。文中并未涉及学生的具体责任，所以排除responsibility（责任，职责）。proficiency（熟练，精通）与efficiency（效率，功效）与within不能搭配，故排除。
within one’s capability在某人的能力范围之内。文中并未涉及学生的具体责任，所以排除responsibility（责任，职责）。proficiency（熟练，精通）与efficiency（效率，功效）与within不能搭配，故排除。
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