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Studies have shown that the stature of an average Japanese has surpassed that of an average Chinese.
A:weight
B:height
C:life span
D:size
B:height
C:life span
D:size
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解析：本句意思：研究显示，日本人的平均身高已经超过了中国人的平均身高。weight的意思 为“体重，重量”;height的意思为“高度，身高”；词组life span的意思为“生命长度”;size的意思 为“尺寸，大小”。stature的意思为“身材，身高”，和height意思接近。
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