A _____ carries all kinds of things , but no passengers


  1. A.
    goods’ train
  2. B.
    goods train
  3. C.
    good’s train
  4. D.
    good train
B
考查名詞作定語。句意“一輛貨車載滿各種各樣的東西，但是，沒有乘客�！眊oods“商品，貨物”；goods train“貨車”。故選B。
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