单选题Safety is dependent on orderliness and cleanlinessOrder may be maintained by （）Astoring all items in an assigned placeBstoring all items in a common storage container except those ready-for-seaCtagging all items according to their age and then storing them togetherDdisposing of worn-out items
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Safety is dependent on orderliness and cleanlinessOrder may be maintained by （）
A
storing all items in an assigned place
B
storing all items in a common storage container except those ready-for-sea
C
tagging all items according to their age and then storing them together
D
disposing of worn-out items
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