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(2013·浙江，15)People develop ________ preference for a particular style of learning at ________ early age and these preferences affect learning.

A．a；an B．a；/ C．/；the D．the；an

【解析】考查冠词。短语a preference for...意为“对……的偏好”；at an early age意为“在年纪很小时”，故均填不定冠词。

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