Working-class people's sense of security increased as a result of all the following factors EXCEPT

A．better social securit

B．more job opportunitie

C．higher living standar

D．better legal protectio

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【定位】由题干中的sense of security可查到第4段第3句social security and laws to improve job—security…．从而确定考点存第4段
【解析】细节题。第4段第2句提到工人阶级工作稳定性的提高主要是由于：社会的稳定性、法律保障、20世纪50年代中期以来生活水平的普遍提高。其中没有提到B“更多的就业机会”。
【点睛】审题时应注意题于中关键词EXCEPT。

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