单选题What do we learn about Ana Castro from the last paragraph?AShe will be deported sooner or later.BShe is allowed to stay permanently.CHer case has been dropped.DHer fate remains uncertain.

单选题
What do we learn about Ana Castro from the last paragraph?
A

She will be deported sooner or later.

B

She is allowed to stay permanently.

C

Her case has been dropped.

D

Her fate remains uncertain.


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解析:
细节题。根据对尾段倒数第二句进行细节推断。Castro的案件有待最终审理,无法确定她最终是会被驱逐出境还是被允许留在美国,故选D。A项缺乏依据;C项与原文相反。B项是根据文章尾句设置的干扰选项。“While she awaits the outcome”表Castro只是被允许在最终结案之前在美国停留一段时间,并非长期,故排除B。

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