She started studying medicine at college, but ____ to Business Studies in her second year.

A. transformed　 B. skipped　　 C. adjusted　　 D. switched

 

D

句意: 她在大學里最初學醫(yī), 但第二年改學商業(yè)了。switch轉(zhuǎn)變, 切換; transform 完全改革某事物(某人)的外觀或特性; skip跳讀, 跳躍; adjust 調(diào)整, 使適應(yīng)。

 

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