Which of the following is true about the supermarkets?

A．Prices there are much higher.

B．Customers often have to queue up.

C．Customers can order by telephone.

D．Their personal services are satisfactory.

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答案解析

【定位】第三段第二句后半句“…instead of…supermarket．”。
【答案详解】细节判断题。从第三段第二句提到的内容可推知B项Customers often have to queue up．是正确答案。

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