----I put him down for a well-educated man.
----________?
----I mean that he's a well-educated man.
  A. I beg your pardon        B. Speak louder, will you
  C. What's that                 D. Will you repeat word for word

A

解析：本題是根據(jù)情景判斷題，當(dāng)聽不清對方，請對方重復(fù)時，用I beg your pardon.

 
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