Judging by her _______, Jane must be a southerner


  1. A.
    pronunciation
  2. B.
    accent
  3. C.
    voice
  4. D.
    sound
B
本題的含義是通過她的口音可以判斷Jane一定是南方人。accent表示口音的意思，故本題選B。
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