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The survey conducted by theC.S.Mott Children’S Hospital National Poll on Children,sHealth indicates that______.

  • A.30%of children respondents are subjected to eating disorders to varying degrees
  • B.There is a direct link between anti.obesity program and children,s eating disorder
  • C.anti-obesity programs serves as an effectively reminder of how vulnerable children are to eating disorders
  • D.many children are under the risk of eating disorders and the whole society must pay    special attention to this problem
试题出自试卷《2013年考研《英语》(一)终极突破卷四》
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