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34~36On May 26, 1977, George Willig traveled to the top of the 1,350-foot-tallWorld Trade Center in New York City. He did not take the elevator,however. Instead, like a human fly, George Willig climbed the outside of the immense 110-story building. His climb, which began at 6:30 a.m., tookthree and a half hours to finish.At the top, Willig was greeted by both police and reporters. Some of thepolice officers asked him for his autograph. Then they wanted to put him in jail and charged him with violation of law for climbing the building without apermit. Furthermore, the city also planned to sue him for a quarter of amillion dollars. The amount, the police department reported, would pay the costs of rushing special equipment and eighty police officers in order tosave him.By the next day, city officials had reevaluated the situation. At City Hall,Mayor Abraham Beame hosted a news conference that turned into aceremony in George Willig's honor. Beame announced that the city would not punish "The Human Fly." Instead, he would be fined a penny for eachof the 110 floors he had climbed. Instead of punishing Willig, the citytreated him as a hero who attempted the impossible and met the challenge.
34.George Willig reached the top of the World Trade Center in New York at
(A) six thirty in the morning of May 26, 1977.
(B) six thirty in the evening of May 26, 1977.
(C) ten o'clock in the morning of May 26, 1977.
(D) ten o'clock in the evening of May 26, 1977.

參考答案

答案：C
難度：簡單0.857143
統計：A(1),B(0),C(6),D(0),E(0)

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