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3.Life science,also known as anti-aging research,is the study of slowing down the processes of aging to lengthen both the maximum and average lifespan.( )A. | expectation | B. | extension | C. | protection | D. | security |
分析 以抗衰老研究闻名的生命保护科学,是研究减缓老龄化的进程来延长人类寿命的最大化和平均寿命.
解答 答案:C.
expectation意为"期望";extension"伸展,扩大,延长",protection意为"保护";security意为"安全";根据后面内容的解释the study of slowing down the processes of aging to lengthen both the maximum and average lifespan可知这是一门研究生命保护的科学.故选C.
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