单选题Why did the woman cook set up this restaurant?ATo earn money.BTo give children chances to learn to be useful to the public.CTo attract customers.
单选题
Why did the woman cook set up this restaurant?
A
To earn money.
B
To give children chances to learn to be useful to the public.
C
To attract customers.
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解析：
文中第二段提到女厨师成立这个餐馆是为了给孩子们提供一个机会，使他们学习做一个有用的人。
文中第二段提到女厨师成立这个餐馆是为了给孩子们提供一个机会，使他们学习做一个有用的人。
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