The grandma wants to train her grandson to be a musician because she finds he has a for music.A．gift B．presentC．power D．strength 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

题目内容

The grandma wants to train her grandson to be a musician because she finds he has a ______ for music.

A．gift B．present

C．power D．strength

【解析】

试题分析：A.礼物；天赋。B.礼物；瞄准；现在。C.权力，政权。D.力量；优点；长处。句意：这个老奶奶想把他的孙子训练成一名音乐家，因为她发现他在音乐上有天赋。根据句子意思，答案选A。

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