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单选题
Sharing accommodation may be ______.
A
approximately A$10, 000 per year cheaper than living alone.
B
more expensive than living alone.
C
not suitable for some students.
D
suitable for most students.
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根据题干关键词Sharing accommodation定位到原文第三段的第一句“Those who are prepared to live in shared accommodation, which may not be suitable for all, might manage on A $10,000 per year”, 文中没有对比合租和自己住的价格，所以选项A、B不正确。原文中提到合租并不适合所以人，但是不意味着大多数人都不适合，所以选项D有些过度推理。因此，运用排除法，选择C.。
根据题干关键词Sharing accommodation定位到原文第三段的第一句“Those who are prepared to live in shared accommodation, which may not be suitable for all, might manage on A $10,000 per year”, 文中没有对比合租和自己住的价格，所以选项A、B不正确。原文中提到合租并不适合所以人，但是不意味着大多数人都不适合，所以选项D有些过度推理。因此，运用排除法，选择C.。
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