His job is to sell the carvings in the department of the company. A. wooden; sales B. wood; salesC. wood; saleD. wooden; sale 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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His job is to sell the ____ carvings in the ____ department of the company.

A. wooden; sales B. wood; salesC. wood; saleD. wooden; sale

解析:

wooden作定语，意为“用木头(块)制成的”，wood作定语，意为“就木头本身制成的”。从该题题干可看出，在木头上雕刻各种花样，应为wood carving。

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