Why does the tinker say “it ain’t the kind of like for a woman”?
Why does the tinker say “it ain’t the kind of like for a woman”?
A.Because he thinks that woman is not suitable for leading a wandering life.
B.Because he thinks that it’s not worth it to give up a stable life.
C.Because he thinks that woman is too weak physically to work as a tinker.
D.Because he thinks that women will increase competition.
正确答案：A
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时间：2021-02-19 15:02:45
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