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( ) 21. The weather report says it will ________ cold tomorrow.

A．turn up

B．turn out

C．turn on

D．turn in

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For instance, viewing a picture of a smiling child might remind memories of a woman's own child at this age．On the contrary, male responses tend to be less emotional．

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A．different images B．ordinary life

C．different activities D．medical scan

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A．women react more slowly than men B．women usually try to avoid it

C．men usually have no reaction D．men react to it more directly

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A．different images B．ordinary life

C．different activities D．medical scan

2．According to the passage, when faced with danger, .

A．women react more slowly than men B．women usually try to avoid it

C．men usually have no reaction D．men react to it more directly

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A．Men and women’s different memories

B．The different responses to the children

C．Different reactions to positive stimuli

D．Negative results of the visual processing

4．The passage mainly develops .

A．by inferring B．by comparing

C．by listing examples D．by giving explanations

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