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单选题
Who was robbed in the story?
A
The Frenchman.
B
The Italian.
C
Neither of them.
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考 点：细节题。根据第三段内容可知，那位法国人回到旅馆，看到桌子上的表，才意识到自己误抢了那个意大利年轻人的表。
考 点：细节题。根据第三段内容可知，那位法国人回到旅馆，看到桌子上的表，才意识到自己误抢了那个意大利年轻人的表。
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