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Mr. Backus simply replaced the original equation with his own ______ for a dream date, which included the percentage of women likely to find him attractive, and the number of girls aged 24 to 34 in London.
A.designation
B.measures
C.criteria
D.legislation
B.measures
C.criteria
D.legislation
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解析：本题考察词义辨析。题目意为“巴克斯先生只是使用自己梦想中约会的标准来取代了原始方程，即伦敦24到34岁间女性中有较大可能会被他吸引的比率。”A选项意为“指定，指示”，B选项意为“措施，测量”，C选项意为“标准，条件”，D选项意为“立法，法律”。根据题意，科学家用自己的标准代替了原始方程，取得了自己需要的数据。
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By teaching him how to drawB
By asking teachers for adviceC
By describing everything to himD
By sending him to his dream school
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found him outB
put him upC
knocked him downD
saw him off
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单选题The idea _____ to him in his dream and he decided to carry it out.A
happenedB
struckC
appearedD
occurred
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Replace his new water heaterB
Remove a late charge from his billC
Register him for equalized paymentsD
Give him a discount on next month’s bill
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