In the 16-19 age group，1 of women smoke ______ 8 of men.?

A. comparing to B. comparing with

C. compared to D. compare with

 

C

【解析】句意：在16-19年齡組里，女性和男性抽煙的比例是1:8。與。。。相比較。

 

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