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A.Red, blue and green.
B.Green and yellow.
C.Blue, red and yellow.
D.Yellow and blue.

参考答案D
解析:
what primary colors can dogs see?D.

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A.Images of dogs playing.
B.Dogs' fighting against thieves.
C.Beautifully decorated dog cages.
D.Dogs' pulling a sleigh.

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You may have noticed that the voices of politicians seem to change as they rise up the ranks.Now scientists(26)that being in a position of power can fundamentally change the way you speak and other people can(27)on these vocal cues.
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r01e in a negotiation exercise.Students assigned to a "high rank" were told to go into the negotiation imagining that they either had a strong alternative offer, valuable inside information, or high status in the workplace.Low-rank students,(32).were told to imagine they had either a weak offer, no inside information, or low workplace-status.The students then read a second passage aloud in(33), as ff they were negotiating with an imaginary adversary and their voices were recorded.
Comparing the first and second recordings, the researchers found that the voices of students assigned to high-power roles tended to(34)in pitch, as well as become more monotone--with less variable in pitch--and varied more in volume than the voices of students assigned low-power roles."Amazingly, power affected our participants' voices in almost the exact same way that Thatcher's voice changed after her(35)training.- said Professor Galinsky, a researcher in the team.
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