单选题We all enjoy _____.Ahaving only reliable incomeBhaving reliable income and extra incomeChaving nothing more than food and clothingDhaving nothing more than reliable income
单选题
We all enjoy _____.
A
having only reliable income
B
having reliable income and extra income
C
having nothing more than food and clothing
D
having nothing more than reliable income
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解析：
推理题。第一段提到满足人的基本需要要有稳定的收入，第二段又提到“We all enjoy extra income to . . .”，因此推断B选项为正确答案。
推理题。第一段提到满足人的基本需要要有稳定的收入，第二段又提到“We all enjoy extra income to . . .”，因此推断B选项为正确答案。
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