Ever since he was a little child, Steve Jobs has been interested in electronics and filled with the to become one of the best engineers in this field.A. advantageB. ambitionC. aggressionD. adventure&# 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Ever since he was a little child, Steve Jobs has been interested in electronics and filled with the _______ to become one of the best engineers in this field.

A. advantageB. ambition

C. aggressionD. adventure

【解析】

试题分析：句意：自他是个小孩子开始，史蒂芬.乔布斯就对电子产品感兴趣，有着成为这个领域最好的工程师之一的雄心壮志。Advantage：优势，优点 ambition：野心aggression：侵略adventure：冒险。根据句意选B。

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