单选题Which of the following is NOT the reason for working women to rent dresses?AThey like what is provided by the rental companies.BThey need to change dress for every different occasion.CThey cannot afford buying many new dresses.DThey have no time for shopping in the department stores.
单选题
Which of the following is NOT the reason for working women to rent dresses?
A
They like what is provided by the rental companies.
B
They need to change dress for every different occasion.
C
They cannot afford buying many new dresses.
D
They have no time for shopping in the department stores.
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解析：
第四段最后一句说现在的白领女士品味高且多变，买一件晚礼服对她们来说是个“很贵的主意”，而多数人又不愿意两次宴会穿同一件衣服。并没提到有没有时间购物。
第四段最后一句说现在的白领女士品味高且多变，买一件晚礼服对她们来说是个“很贵的主意”，而多数人又不愿意两次宴会穿同一件衣服。并没提到有没有时间购物。
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