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A.It allows for failures.
B.It is entertaining.
C.It charges no tuition.
D.It meets practical needs.

参考答案A
解析:
定位.由题干中的advantage和informal learning定位到文章第四段第二句:Informal learning environments tolerate failure better than schools.
详解.事实细节题。定位句指出,与学校相比,非正式的学习环境对待失败更加宽容,也就是说非正式的学习允许失败,故答案为A)。
点睛.B)“它很有趣”,原文并未提及非正式学习是否有趣,故排除;C)“它不收学费”,文章最后一句提到非正式学习系统不打分、来者皆收、甚至在节假日和周末都能使用,但没有提到是否收取学费,故排除;D)“它符合实际需要”,原文没有提及,故排除。

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