根据以下资料回答第37、38题。
根据教育部2017年部门预算，在2017年总收入预算中，上年结转为7912056．93万元；一般公共财政拨款收入为13143868．29万元；政府性基金拨款收入为197000万元；事业收入为10431 164．66万元；事业单位经营收入为41073万元；其他收入为5332389．99万元；用事业基金弥补收支差额为1192286．43万元。在2017年总收入支出中，基本支出为16876905．54万元；项目支出为14212214．69万元；事业单位经营支出为41248．03万元。
在教育部2017年收入预算中，收入数额所占比例最大的收入来源是（）。

A．上年结转余额

B．一般公共财政拨款

C．事业收入

D．其他收入

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数值最大的所占比例最大，查找材料中数据，一般公共财政拨款数值最大，所以一般公共财政拨款所占比例最大，B项正确。

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1 根据所给资料，以下说法错误的是（）。

A．2017年教育部预算总收入高于总支出

B．2017年教育部预算支出中基本支出所占比例最大

C．2017年教育部预算中事业单位经营收支所占比例基本一致

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2 根据以下资料回答第39、40题。
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