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Features such as height,weight,and skin color differ from individual to individual and from face to face.
A:change
B:vary
C:alter
D:convert
B:vary
C:alter
D:convert
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解析：本句话的意思：人与人之间身高、体重、肤色等特征差别很大。change意为“变化”，如：Her expression changed when she heard the news.她听到这一消息时表情就变了。 vary意为“使多样化”，如：Teaching methods vary from school to school.每所学校教学方法差别很大。alter意为“改动”，如：I'll have to alter the diagram.我得修改图表。convert意为“使转变”，指本质上的变化，如：Coal can be converted to gas.煤可以转化成煤气。
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