Questions 172~175 refer to the following news article.
In a recent companywide email titled “Our company-wide OKR on durable savings,” Google’s finance chief Ruth Porat announced that the company is implementing cost-cutting measures, including reducing employee services. The cuts are part of an objective to “deliver durable savings through improved velocity and efficiency” by 2023. Google is cutting back on fitness classes, staplers, tape, and the frequency of laptop replacements for employees, according to documents viewed by CNBC. The company is also pausing refreshes for laptops, desktop PCs, and monitors, and providing Chromebooks as the default laptop option. Additionally, employees will need director approval for accessories costing more than $1,000 that are not available internally. The company is also making minor adjustments to food, fitness, massage, and transportation programs designed for when employees worked five days a week, as most employees are now in the office only three days a week due to hybrid schedules.
【題組】172.What do employees need director approval for if it costs more than $1,000 and is notavailable internally?
(A) A new laptop.
(B)A mobile phone.
(C)An accessory.
(D)A fitness class.