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What kind of car does the woman plan to buy?A.A wagon.
B.A sports car
C.An estate car.
D.An energy-saving jeep.
Why did the man buy a jeep?A.He got a special price for it.
B.He found its style attractive
C.It has bigger room than an estate car.
D.It sits long trip better than an estate car.
Whom does the man introduce to the woman for buying a car?A.A reporter.
B.A specialist
C.His friend.
D.His colleague.
请帮忙给出每个问题的正确答案和分析，谢谢！

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问题 1 解析：C
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