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2017-06-09

Which of the following is true about habits according to the passage?

A.They are natural endowments to living creatures.
B.They are more important than instincts to all animals.
C.They are subject to the formative influence of the environment.
D.They are destined to open out a much more far-reaching possibility in the evolution of human beings.

参考答案

C

答案解析

细节题。根据关键词habits可定位到第二段第四句Habits,instead of being born ready-made were left more and more to the formative influence of the environment,即习惯并不是天生的,更多受环境影响。因此,正确答案是C。

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