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According to Robert Foss, The high death rate of teenage drivers is mainly due to _____.
A
their frequent driving at night
B
their improper way of driving
C
their lack of driving experience
D
their driving with passengers
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细节题。根据第二段首句，福斯说，少年司机死亡率高的原因与其说是愚蠢行为的关系，不如说是缺乏经验的关系更大。C项符合原文。
细节题。根据第二段首句，福斯说，少年司机死亡率高的原因与其说是愚蠢行为的关系，不如说是缺乏经验的关系更大。C项符合原文。
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