题目内容

There is something wrong with my ________. I can’t hear you clearly at all.

A. eyes B. arms

C. feet D. ears

 

D

【解析】

试题分析：句意：我的耳朵有问题。我一点也听不清你说的话。A. eyes“眼睛”；B. arms“胳膊”；C. feet“脚”；D. ears“耳朵”。结合第二句I can’t hear you clearly at all.可知答案为D。

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