单选题Sales are higher in the military division.ARight.BWrong.CDoesn’t say.
单选题
Sales are higher in the military division.
A
Right.
B
Wrong.
C
Doesn’t say.
参考解析
解析：
从第二段第二句About 70％of the sales are in the business jet division，可知商用喷气机部门销量更高，而不是军用部门。因此该题表述有误。
从第二段第二句About 70％of the sales are in the business jet division，可知商用喷气机部门销量更高，而不是军用部门。因此该题表述有误。
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