单选题The sentence “It caught the mood of a country that was busy burying its legacy of military rule and hyperinflation, while looking for a new role on the world stage.” in para. 5 can be demonstrated by the following examples EXCEPT ______.ABrazil continues to dream of a Security Council seatBBrazil prepares to lend money to IMFCBrazilian interest rates were as high as 45% but have dropped quicklyDIn the final three months of 2008, gross domestic product shrank by 3.6%
单选题
The sentence “It caught the mood of a country that was busy burying its legacy of military rule and hyperinflation, while looking for a new role on the world stage.” in para. 5 can be demonstrated by the following examples EXCEPT ______.
A
Brazil continues to dream of a Security Council seat
B
Brazil prepares to lend money to IMF
C
Brazilian interest rates were as high as 45% but have dropped quickly
D
In the final three months of 2008, gross domestic product shrank by 3.6%
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题目问的是：下列哪一项不能证明第5段中“这个国家忙于埋葬它的军事规则和恶性通货膨胀，同时在世界舞台上寻求新的角色”？D项与题意无关。故选D。
题目问的是：下列哪一项不能证明第5段中“这个国家忙于埋葬它的军事规则和恶性通货膨胀，同时在世界舞台上寻求新的角色”？D项与题意无关。故选D。
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