资料：How did Tencent take WeChat so far ahead of its rivals? The answer lies partly in the peculiarities of the local market. Unlike most Westerners, many Chinese possessed multiple mobile devices, and they quickly took to an app that offered then an easy way to integrate them all into a single digital identity. In America messaging apps had a potent competitor in the form of basic mobile-phone plans, which bundied in SMS messaging. But text messages were costly in China, so consumers eagerly adopted free messaging app. And e-mail never took off on the mainland the way it has around the world, mainly because the internet came late; that left an opening for messaging apps.But the bigger explanation for Wechat's rise is Tencent's ability to innovate. Many Chinese grew up using QQ, a PC-based messaging platform offered by Tencent that still has over 800m registered users. QQ was a copy of ICQ, a pioneering Israeli Messaging service .But then Chinese imitator learned to think for itself. Spotting the coming rise of the internet.Tencent challenged several internal teams to design and develop a smartphone-only messaging app. The QQ insiders came up with something along the lines of their existing product for the the PC, but another team of outsiders（ from a just-acquired firm）came up with Weixin. When Tencent launched the new app,it made it easy for QQ'users to transfer their contacts over to the new app.Another stroke of brilliance came two years ago when the service launched a “red packet”campaign in which WeChat users were able to send digital money to friends and family to celebrate Chinese New Year rather than sending cash in a red envelope, as is customary. It was clever of the firm to turn dutiful gift-giving into an exciting game, notes Connie Chan of Andreessen Horowitz, a VC firm. It also encouraged users to bind together into send money, often in randomized amounts. Which of the following is mentioned in paragraph one?A.On the mainland, mobile devices cost a lot.B.Text messages are less expensive than messaging app in America.C.Chinese people like messaging apps more than text messages.D.American messaging apps are not free.
资料：How did Tencent take WeChat so far ahead of its rivals? The answer lies partly in the peculiarities of the local market. Unlike most Westerners, many Chinese possessed multiple mobile devices, and they quickly took to an app that offered then an easy way to integrate them all into a single digital identity. In America messaging apps had a potent competitor in the form of basic mobile-phone plans, which bundied in SMS messaging. But text messages were costly in China, so consumers eagerly adopted free messaging app. And e-mail never took off on the mainland the way it has around the world, mainly because the internet came late; that left an opening for messaging apps.
But the bigger explanation for Wechat's rise is Tencent's ability to innovate. Many Chinese grew up using QQ, a PC-based messaging platform offered by Tencent that still has over 800m registered users. QQ was a copy of ICQ, a pioneering Israeli Messaging service .But then Chinese imitator learned to think for itself. Spotting the coming rise of the internet.Tencent challenged several internal teams to design and develop a smartphone-only messaging app. The QQ insiders came up with something along the lines of their existing product for the the PC, but another team of outsiders（ from a just-acquired firm）came up with Weixin. When Tencent launched the new app,it made it easy for QQ'users to transfer their contacts over to the new app.
Another stroke of brilliance came two years ago when the service launched a “red packet”campaign in which WeChat users were able to send digital money to friends and family to celebrate Chinese New Year rather than sending cash in a red envelope, as is customary. It was clever of the firm to turn dutiful gift-giving into an exciting game, notes Connie Chan of Andreessen Horowitz, a VC firm. It also encouraged users to bind together into send money, often in randomized amounts.
Which of the following is mentioned in paragraph one?
But the bigger explanation for Wechat's rise is Tencent's ability to innovate. Many Chinese grew up using QQ, a PC-based messaging platform offered by Tencent that still has over 800m registered users. QQ was a copy of ICQ, a pioneering Israeli Messaging service .But then Chinese imitator learned to think for itself. Spotting the coming rise of the internet.Tencent challenged several internal teams to design and develop a smartphone-only messaging app. The QQ insiders came up with something along the lines of their existing product for the the PC, but another team of outsiders（ from a just-acquired firm）came up with Weixin. When Tencent launched the new app,it made it easy for QQ'users to transfer their contacts over to the new app.
Another stroke of brilliance came two years ago when the service launched a “red packet”campaign in which WeChat users were able to send digital money to friends and family to celebrate Chinese New Year rather than sending cash in a red envelope, as is customary. It was clever of the firm to turn dutiful gift-giving into an exciting game, notes Connie Chan of Andreessen Horowitz, a VC firm. It also encouraged users to bind together into send money, often in randomized amounts.
Which of the following is mentioned in paragraph one?
A.On the mainland, mobile devices cost a lot.
B.Text messages are less expensive than messaging app in America.
C.Chinese people like messaging apps more than text messages.
D.American messaging apps are not free.
B.Text messages are less expensive than messaging app in America.
C.Chinese people like messaging apps more than text messages.
D.American messaging apps are not free.
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解析：本题考查的是细节理解。
【关键词】mentioned ; in paragraph one
【主题句】 ：第1自然段But text messages were costly in China, so consumers eagerly adopted the free messaging app.但是中国的短信费用高，所以消费者渴望使用免费的聊天软件。
【解析】题干意为“以下哪一项在第一段有涉及？”。选项A意为“在内地，手机费用很高”，但原文说的是短信费用高，属于偷换概念。选项B“在美国，短信费用没有聊天软件贵”，原文并未涉及。选项C意为“和短信相比，中国人更喜欢聊天软件”，与原文相符；选项D意为“美国的聊天软件不是免费的”，原文也未涉及，因此选项C符合题意。
【关键词】mentioned ; in paragraph one
【主题句】 ：第1自然段But text messages were costly in China, so consumers eagerly adopted the free messaging app.但是中国的短信费用高，所以消费者渴望使用免费的聊天软件。
【解析】题干意为“以下哪一项在第一段有涉及？”。选项A意为“在内地，手机费用很高”，但原文说的是短信费用高，属于偷换概念。选项B“在美国，短信费用没有聊天软件贵”，原文并未涉及。选项C意为“和短信相比，中国人更喜欢聊天软件”，与原文相符；选项D意为“美国的聊天软件不是免费的”，原文也未涉及，因此选项C符合题意。
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