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請依下文回答第 1 題至第 3 題        Quick judgments about people and places can be remarkably accurate, and there is no substitute for simplelogic and reflection in determining questions like which alarm clock or cellular phone is the best value. But manymore important decisions—choosing the right apartment, the optimal house, the best vacation—turn on such abewildering swarm of facts that people often become frustrated and put the whole thing temporarily out of mind.And new research suggests that this may be a rewarding strategy. In a series of experiments reported in the journalScience, a team of Dutch psychologists found that people struggling to make complex decisions did best whenthey were distracted and were not able to think consciously about the choice at all. The research not only backs upthe common advice to “sleep on it” when facing difficult choices, but it also suggests that the unconscious braincan actively reason as well as produce weird dreams and Freudian slips.
1 According to the passage, which will need more facts for people to make up their minds?
(A)To buy a cellular phone
(B)To buy an alarm clock
(C)To decide on a vacation
(D)To sleep on a choice

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答案：C
難度：適中0.4
統計：A(1),B(6),C(12),D(9),E(0)

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