What does the sentence "Even asking them to rate pictures of their partners did not give them a reality check..." in paragraph four imply?

A．Rating the photos of their other halves did not help people to face the reality.

B．When asked to rate the photos of their partners, people did not check the reality.

C．When asked to do the photo-rating for their partners, people did not have an opportunity to see the reality.

D．Love clouds people' s judgment that they were still unable to rate their partners' photos in a reasonable and objective way.

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【定位】第四段“The results revealed that couples view their other halves as being better looking than they really are．Even asking them to rate pictures of their partners did not give them a reality check，the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships reports．”。
【答案详解】语义理解题。根据定位段可知，在有情人眼里，另一半要比实际上更好看，即使让受访者为其伴侣的照片打分，他们也不会实事求是。A、B和C项中分别所说的是“帮助人们面对现实”“审视现实”和“看见现实”，与本文的内容有差别。故选D。

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