It’s my           to make sure that the disabled people in our neighborhood have access to all public buildings


  1. A.
    ambition
  2. B.
    behavior
  3. C.
    dignity
  4. D.
    assistance
A
考查詞義辨析。ambition 雄心，志向，behavior 行為，舉止，dignity尊貴，assistance幫助，句意：確信在我們周圍殘疾人會(huì)進(jìn)入所有的公共大樓這是我的志向。所以選A。
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