题目内容

—Well, Toby, I remember that you had a very…how should I say…relaxed attitude toward work at the bookstore.
—__________! I was a model worker!

A.
No way
B.
No doubt
C.
No wonder
D.
No problem

A
试题分析：考查交际用语：A. No way没门，B. No doubt毫无疑问，C. No wonder难怪，D. No problem没问题，句意：--Toby，我记得你对书店的工作态度很随意。--不可能，我是模范工人。选A。
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