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单选题
According to Scheetz’s statement (Para. 4), companies prefer _____.
A
people who have a strategic mind
B
people who are talented in fine arts
C
people who are ambitious and aggressive
D
people who have received training in mechanics
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语义推论题。第四段末句说他们想要的是那些不受狂热和愚蠢限制的，能着眼于大局，视野开阔的人。所以，只有A项“具有策略性的，头脑灵活的人”符合原文。
语义推论题。第四段末句说他们想要的是那些不受狂热和愚蠢限制的，能着眼于大局，视野开阔的人。所以，只有A项“具有策略性的，头脑灵活的人”符合原文。
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