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We may learn from the sentence “But the glamour of the “First World” pledge appealed to middle-class consumers with money to burn” in para. 4 that ______.
A
Brazilian went to Pao de Acucar because it was a brand from the “First World”
B
Pao de Acucar was kind of local corner shops and thus cheaper
C
Middle-class Brazilian went to Pao de Acucar instead of the cheaper local corner shops because of its slogan
D
Pao de Acucar targeted middle-class consumers
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题目问的是：第4段中的句子“‘第一世界’誓言的魔力呼吁着中产阶级的消费者去挥霍”，我们可以从中得知什么？文章第3段提到“The one thing that was really reminiscent of the developed world was Pao de Acucar’s pricing policy. Local corner shops were often considerably cheaper.”说明发达国家采用Pao de Acucar的定价政策，相对而言地方角落里的商品经常会便宜很多，可以看出中产阶级的巴西人因为标语选择去Pao de Acucar，而不是更便宜的地方性商店。故选C。
题目问的是：第4段中的句子“‘第一世界’誓言的魔力呼吁着中产阶级的消费者去挥霍”，我们可以从中得知什么？文章第3段提到“The one thing that was really reminiscent of the developed world was Pao de Acucar’s pricing policy. Local corner shops were often considerably cheaper.”说明发达国家采用Pao de Acucar的定价政策，相对而言地方角落里的商品经常会便宜很多，可以看出中产阶级的巴西人因为标语选择去Pao de Acucar，而不是更便宜的地方性商店。故选C。
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