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What impact did color printing have on children’s books?
A
Sales increased by the middle of the 19th century.
B
Rough illustrations were now more appealing.
C
Illustrations told more of the story and were more appealing.
D
Books became more amusing.
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本题是推断题。参考第79题的解析，彩色印刷出现之后，儿童图书更注重言辞和情节，因此也更具吸引力，答案为选项C。
本题是推断题。参考第79题的解析，彩色印刷出现之后，儿童图书更注重言辞和情节，因此也更具吸引力，答案为选项C。
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