【題目】What did the woman use the stamps for?

A.She mailed some bills.

B.She mailed some cards.

C.She mailed some letters.

【答案】A

【解析】

【原文】


M: Can you pass me three stamps, please? I need to mail out some thank-you cards.

W: Hmm, I guess I used them all for this month’s bills. I want to mail a letter, anyway. Let’s go to the post office.

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