单选题We may infer from the second paragraph that ______.Agas price has no influence on drivers.BToyota Yaris is not welcome in Manhattan.CNissan Versa has already been well selling for its six-speed transmission.DHonda Fit is more economical than Chevy Suburban SUV.
单选题
We may infer from the second paragraph that ______.
A
gas price has no influence on drivers.
B
Toyota Yaris is not welcome in Manhattan.
C
Nissan Versa has already been well selling for its six-speed transmission.
D
Honda Fit is more economical than Chevy Suburban SUV.
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推理判断题。由题干定位至第二段。由本段首句末尾The timing, couldn’t be better for drivers和which are roiling out the high-mileage vehicles just as gas is cresting $3 a gallon可知油价上涨对车主及汽车生产商都有影响，A不符合文意；由段中The Toyota Yaris turns heads in midtown Manhattan中的turns heads可知Toyota在曼哈顿引人注目，文中没有明确提到它是否受欢迎，B排除；由文中Nissan Versa will have a sporty six-speed manual transmission可知有six. speed transmission的Nissan Versa还未出售，排除C；由倒数第二句可知the Honda Fit拥有先进的电子油门和非常轻的铝合金引擎使得驾驶起来既轻快，同时花费又少，D符合文意，故正确。
推理判断题。由题干定位至第二段。由本段首句末尾The timing, couldn’t be better for drivers和which are roiling out the high-mileage vehicles just as gas is cresting $3 a gallon可知油价上涨对车主及汽车生产商都有影响，A不符合文意；由段中The Toyota Yaris turns heads in midtown Manhattan中的turns heads可知Toyota在曼哈顿引人注目，文中没有明确提到它是否受欢迎，B排除；由文中Nissan Versa will have a sporty six-speed manual transmission可知有six. speed transmission的Nissan Versa还未出售，排除C；由倒数第二句可知the Honda Fit拥有先进的电子油门和非常轻的铝合金引擎使得驾驶起来既轻快，同时花费又少，D符合文意，故正确。
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