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Warnings about the danger of smoking seem to have little______this age group.

A. impact on B. importance on

C. impact to D. effect to

【解析】选A。考查固定短语辨析。句意：吸烟危险的警告似乎对这个年龄组没有影响。have little impact/effect on“对……几乎没有影响”。

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