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Far from secondary school.

B

Less spare time.

C

No nursery school nearby.

D

More people in the area.


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此题考查居住在Layer-de-la-Haye的缺点。录音中女士谈到,该地区只有小学,既没有中学,也没有幼儿园。随后女士还提到,她女儿刚适应幼儿园生活,因此她才有空闲时间做别的事情。由此可以推断出,居住在Layer-de-la-Haye会因照顾小孩而有更少的空闲时间。D项文中未提及,故D项为答案。
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