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Which of the following is necessary in a disaster preparedness plan?
A
Food, water, a telephone with extra batteries.
B
Food, water, a flashlight with extra batteries.
C
Food, a telephone with extra batteries and a meeting place in case of evacuation.
D
Water, a telephone with extra batteries and a meeting place in case of evacuation.
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事实细节题。根据题干a disaster preparedness plan定位到第三段，关键句是“…the basic elements of a disaster preparedness plan, including food, water, a flash- light with extra batteries and a meeting place in case of evacuation.”，比较之后正确答案为B。
事实细节题。根据题干a disaster preparedness plan定位到第三段，关键句是“…the basic elements of a disaster preparedness plan, including food, water, a flash- light with extra batteries and a meeting place in case of evacuation.”，比较之后正确答案为B。
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