In the Xuzhou survey ,how many children have extra private lessons?-考呗网

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单选题In the Xuzhou survey ,how many children have extra private lessons?

A．250.
B．25.
C．10.
D．3.

【解析】文章第八段：A survey of 250 students in Xuzhou found that 10%of their parents hired tutors．徐州做的一份调查表明，l0%的父母为孩子请家教。因此250名学生也就是l0%的孩子需补课， 250×10%=25。

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