---Raymond, there was a phone call for you．

---Oh?Who was it?-I don't know, but it was a girl's ________．


  1. A.
    wish
  2. B.
    voice
  3. C.
    answer
  4. D.
    number
B
因?yàn)榫渲斜磉_(dá)的意思是“這是女孩的聲音”，要用“voice”表示，所以正確答案是B．
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