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单选题
When the woman was younger, what did she and her brother often argue about?
A
Whether they had unusual abilities.
B
The colors connected with words.
C
Why they saw different colors for certain words.
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女士提到小时候她经常与弟弟讨论诸如星期二是什么颜色的问题，但并未提到他们讨论过为什么同一个单词他们会看到不同的颜色。
女士提到小时候她经常与弟弟讨论诸如星期二是什么颜色的问题，但并未提到他们讨论过为什么同一个单词他们会看到不同的颜色。
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