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What did Princess Diana think of her visit to Angola?
A
It had caused embarrassment to the British government.
B
It had greatly promoted her popularity.
C
It had brought her closer to the ordinary people.
D
It had affected her relations with the British government.
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细节题。文章末段说，对王妃来说，安哥拉之行是利用她的名望来展示地雷给人们造成的破坏与痛苦的一个极好的机会。她说：“这次经历，是她能够更近地接触人民和更近地了解他们的困境的机会”。C项“这使她更加靠近普通百姓”与文章末段内容相同，故C为答案，其他诸项均与文意不符。
细节题。文章末段说，对王妃来说，安哥拉之行是利用她的名望来展示地雷给人们造成的破坏与痛苦的一个极好的机会。她说：“这次经历，是她能够更近地接触人民和更近地了解他们的困境的机会”。C项“这使她更加靠近普通百姓”与文章末段内容相同，故C为答案，其他诸项均与文意不符。
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