单选题Many people still prefer washing dishes by hand to machine washing because ______.Ahand-washed dishes are cleanerBdishwashers are not so easily handledCsome dishes cannot be machine-washedDwashing dishes by hand is cheaper
单选题
Many people still prefer washing dishes by hand to machine washing because ______.
A
hand-washed dishes are cleaner
B
dishwashers are not so easily handled
C
some dishes cannot be machine-washed
D
washing dishes by hand is cheaper
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解析：
文章最后一段第三句指出“没有人会争辩说洗碗机洗的碟子、银器，尤其是罐子和平底锅，和手洗的一样干净。”顾名思义手洗的比机洗的干净，故选A项。
文章最后一段第三句指出“没有人会争辩说洗碗机洗的碟子、银器，尤其是罐子和平底锅，和手洗的一样干净。”顾名思义手洗的比机洗的干净，故选A项。
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