, the pay isn’t attractive enough , though the job itself is quite interesting .

A. Generally speaking                  B. On the contrary

C. In particular                        D. To be honest

 D


解析:

Generally speaking一般來說；On the contrary 相反；In particular尤其是                         To be honest 說實話。

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