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For one Japanese man and his wife, attending the World Cup match between Japan and Russia on Sunday is likely to be a bitter swe

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问题     For one Japanese man and his wife, attending the World Cup match between Japan and Russia on Sunday is likely to be a bitter sweet experience. Kazusada and Mari Sumiyama will be in the stands in memory of their son Yoichi, a fervent(狂人的)soccer fan who died in the September 11 attacks in the United States.
    Yoichi, 34, was so excited last year by the prospect of the World Cup that he called his parents in February from New York, where he worked for Fuji Bank in the World Trade Center, asking them to apply for tickets, the Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper said. When his parents visited Yoichi in July, his father Kazusada — also a soccer devotee(热衷者)—told him he had picked up two tickets and they would make it a father-son event. "1 will manage to get vacation somehow," an overjoyed Yoichi reportedly said. "I will be there no matter what. " But fate intervened in September, when Yoichi was one of 2,823 people killed after two hijacked planes slammed into the twin towers of the World Trade Center and destroyed them. Although Yoichi had left his office high in the South Tower after the first plane struck the other tower and evacuated to the ground floor, he went back up following an announcement that it was safe and was there when the second plane hit.
    In February this year, following long days of grieving when they were unable to eat or meet people, Kazusada suggested to Mari that she attend the World Cup match their son had looked forward to so much, the Yomiuri said. To do so, however, meant officially changing the name on the ticket. This in turn meant having Yoichi declared dead — a step that Japanese are often reluctant to take in cases where a body has not been recovered. Early in April, on virtually the same day that they received the new ticket issued in Mari’s name, came word that Yoichi’s remains had been found.
    "I am going to the match because I know it will please my son, " Mari was quoted by the Yomiuri saying. Kazusada in turn said: "Most likely, our son is now moving around, free of the limits of time and space. 1 am sure that, somewhere, he too will be watching the match. "
All the following is true about Yoichi EXCEPT that ______.
选项 A、he was a fervent soccer fan
B、he was crazy for the coming World Cup held in his own country before his death
C、he died in the 9. 11 attack just because he wanted to help others
D、he was supposed to see the match in person
答案C
解析 本题为事实细节题，提问的是关于Yoichi下列哪项论述是错误的。从文章第二段可知，Yoichi在生前是一个狂热的足球迷，他很早就让他的父母为他订了球票，并且早早地就想着能够亲自到球场看球，所以A)、B)、D)的内容都是正确的。C)是错的，因为根据第二段最后一句话可知，他是由于安全警报解除后回到塔楼而死亡的。所以根据题干要求，答案为C)。
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