According to Professor Huntington´s study,June is the peak month when PeOPle

A．get divorced

B．recover from mental illness

C．try to kill themselves

D．climb high and low mountains

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逻辑推理题。从原文最后一句话，“六月是自杀和进精神病院的高峰期。同样，六月也是结婚的高峰期”，可以得出正确答案为C。

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