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单选题Which of the following tasks of txteagle is NOT mentioned in the passage?

A． Making a surve
B． Collecting pape
C． Gathering dat
D． Doing translatio

参考答案B

解析:细节题。第三段提到了用txteagle可以具体做的事情，其中只有collecting paper未提及，故[B]为答案。倒数第二句指出“…she can still use her mobilephone to collect local price and product data or even complete market-researchsurveys．”，[A]和[C]符合文意；第二句中的“…translating words into aKenyan dialect for companies trying to spread their marketing．”表明[D]符合文意。

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单选题Mr. Eagle is uncertain about the future of txteagle because __________．

A． unexpected ways of using it emerge continuously
B． the contract-labour force is constantly increasing
C． there are more and more mobile-phone users
D． various companies are interested in the service

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单选题The passage aims to __________．

A． illustrate how people can make small money
B． show why txteagle becomes so popular
C． present the prospect of a new service
D． introduce a way to earn money by texting

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