How can blacks finally achieve greater skills in kinds of music that don´t need formal training?

A． They have innate ability in these music fields.

B． They spend more time in these limited fields.

C． They learn them from their ancestors.

D． They practice them through listening to tapes repeatedly.

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细节题。根据文章最后一段最后一句可知，黑人天赋并不超人，没有钱，没有时间，无法接受正规教育，只能在有限的空间里发挥自己的能力。因此，正确答案是B。

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Scholars are now asking whether herd behavior also prevails in labor markets. To find out, Kory Kroft of the University of Toronto devised an experiment in which they applied for 3,000 clerical, administrative, sales and customer-service jobs advertised online by submitting 12,000 fictitious CVs. The submissions were designed so that applicants with similar backgrounds, education and experience went for the same job. The only difference was how long the applicant had been jobless, a period that ranged from no time at all to as much as 36 months.
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A． The collective wisdom is more than an individual's.

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C． The seller have more wisdom than the buyer.

D． The seller know more than the buyer of the product information.

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A． figure out whether bandwagon behavior is also popular in labor markets

B． test the difference of applicants with similar backgrounds, education and experience

C． test the fictitious CVs for 3,000 clerical, administrative, sales and customer-service jobs

D． figure out how the bandwagon behavior affect the choice of employee

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3 One reasonable explanation for the research results may be __

A． employers found some qualitative flaw in the longer-term unemployed

B． people make less effort to find work as their unemployment time lengthens

C． lengthening unemployment is equated with failing productivity

D． call-back rates declined clearly when higher unemployment prevailed

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