单选题In America, seriously ill patients will _____.Abe treated if they have an insuranceBmake an appointment with a specialist onlyCreceive treatment even without insuranceDnormally go to see an expert for treatment
单选题
In America, seriously ill patients will _____.
A
be treated if they have an insurance
B
make an appointment with a specialist only
C
receive treatment even without insurance
D
normally go to see an expert for treatment
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事实细节题。题目询问：“在美国，重症病人会被如何？”从文章最后一段第三句“In America, hospitals must treat all...”可知，身患重病的人，即使没有买保险，医院也必须给予治疗，答案选C。
事实细节题。题目询问：“在美国，重症病人会被如何？”从文章最后一段第三句“In America, hospitals must treat all...”可知，身患重病的人，即使没有买保险，医院也必须给予治疗，答案选C。
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