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We learn from the text that ______.
A
Canadians have easy access to any type of medical care they want.
B
the Canadian government compensates every citizen for medical expenses.
C
a medical care is issued once a citizen seeks medical care.
D
the principle of demand and supply does not apply in the Canadian system.
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推理判断题。A项意为加拿大人可以很容易的得到他们想要的医疗护理，与文中最后一段第二句相悖，故排除；由第二段第一句可知税收承担的是公民所有必要的医疗费，B项every过于绝对化；C项与第二段第二句句意相悖。第二段第三句提到加拿大医疗体制下医疗费用标准由政府而非市场决定，因而推测市场经济中的基本规律——供求规律在该体制下根本不起作用，故答案为D项。
推理判断题。A项意为加拿大人可以很容易的得到他们想要的医疗护理，与文中最后一段第二句相悖，故排除；由第二段第一句可知税收承担的是公民所有必要的医疗费，B项every过于绝对化；C项与第二段第二句句意相悖。第二段第三句提到加拿大医疗体制下医疗费用标准由政府而非市场决定，因而推测市场经济中的基本规律——供求规律在该体制下根本不起作用，故答案为D项。
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applyingB
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its low medical cost and better public health.B
the immediate compensations form insurance companies.C
its prompt application of advanced technological innovations.D
the low charges made by medical personnel.
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working classB
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whichB
for whichC
in whichD
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prolonged medical proceduresB
inadequate treatment of painC
systematic drug abuseD
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Americans enjoy the medical care of their choice.B
most Canadians deem their health care system to be flawless.C
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