单选题The place that might have the lowest survival chance of cardiac arrest is ______.ASeattle.BAlabama.CDetroit.DAlaska.
单选题
The place that might have the lowest survival chance of cardiac arrest is ______.
A
Seattle.
B
Alabama.
C
Detroit.
D
Alaska.
参考解析
解析：
事实细节题。由题干中The place以及the lowest survival chance of cardiac arrest可定位至地名较多的第二、三段。由第二段末可知有心脏骤停案例统计数据的地方：Seattle (16％)，Alabama (3％)，the overall survival rates of New York, Chicago, Detroit and Los Angeles (1％—2％)，由此可推知C正确。
事实细节题。由题干中The place以及the lowest survival chance of cardiac arrest可定位至地名较多的第二、三段。由第二段末可知有心脏骤停案例统计数据的地方：Seattle (16％)，Alabama (3％)，the overall survival rates of New York, Chicago, Detroit and Los Angeles (1％—2％)，由此可推知C正确。
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