单选题From this passage, we can learn that _____.Ayou can read an ebook on a laptop when you travelByou can order an ebook using the Ebook ReaderCthe ebooks ordered have to be shipped to youDit takes a lot of trouble reading an ebook
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From this passage, we can learn that _____.
A
you can read an ebook on a laptop when you travel
B
you can order an ebook using the Ebook Reader
C
the ebooks ordered have to be shipped to you
D
it takes a lot of trouble reading an ebook
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细节题。文中第八句话提到，你可以把电子书下载到手提电脑上，外出旅行时随身携带，由此可知，A项正确。B项断章取义，Ebook Reader是一个阅读器，只能用来阅读电子书，不能订阅；文中第十句话提到，如果订阅电子书，不需要等待，也不需要运输，C项与原文第十句话语意矛盾；D项表述有误，电子书能带来方便和快捷，不会造成麻烦。
细节题。文中第八句话提到，你可以把电子书下载到手提电脑上，外出旅行时随身携带，由此可知，A项正确。B项断章取义，Ebook Reader是一个阅读器，只能用来阅读电子书，不能订阅；文中第十句话提到，如果订阅电子书，不需要等待，也不需要运输，C项与原文第十句话语意矛盾；D项表述有误，电子书能带来方便和快捷，不会造成麻烦。
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