According to the passage, which of the following is NOT a typical feature of the middle-class?

A．Desiring for securit

B．Making long-term plan

C．Having priorities in lif

D．Saving mone

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【定位】由题干中的a typical feature可查到第3段The stereotype of…，从而定考点在第3段。
推理题。第3段淡到了中产阶级所做的长远打算，包括优先考虑买房子，重视孩子的教育．而这两方面又都能为自己和家人带来稳定性。尽管中产阶级不像劳工阶层一样有钱就花光，但也不一定把钱“存”起来．他们会买房、供子女上学。所以D“存钱”不是中产阶级的典型特征。
【点睛】选项A可从原文该段倒数第2句推断出；B由第2句推理得出；C由第3句推断得出。唯有D无原文依据。

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3 根据材料，回答题。TEXT C
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