The school district is likely to be all of the following EXCEPT__________．

A．larger than city district

B．larger than the state district

C．the same as the city district

D．Both A and C

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【命题目的】本题考查对细节的捕捉。
【解题要点】第三段中第三、四句提到“学校区划有时和城市的边界相同，有时甚至比城市的边界还大”，所以A项和C项都有可能。所以也排除D项。即使从常识推断，也可判断B项是不正确的，因为州向学校拨款，后者不可能比前者大，所以B项不正确。无论用排除法还是正面推理法，都可得出答案是B。

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