What I’m interested in is radios and telephones, so I’d like to study __________ Engineering during my four years in university.

A. Electric B. Electrical C. Electronic D. Electricity

 

C

【解析】

試題分析：A. Electric帶電的，B. Electrical和電有關(guān)的，C. Electronic電子的，D. Electricity電，句意：我感興趣的是無線電和電話，所以我想在大學(xué)四年在學(xué)習(xí)電子工程。所以選C。

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