单选题From the passage, we know that people prefer sitting by someone who ______.Ais like themselvesBhas a sense of humorCis open-mindedDlives an exciting life
单选题
From the passage, we know that people prefer sitting by someone who ______.
A
is like themselves
B
has a sense of humor
C
is open-minded
D
lives an exciting life
参考解析
解析：
【文章大意】本文首先介绍一项研究结果，揭示在现实生活中会出现“人以内聚”的现象，进而发出疑问并号召大家远离“安全区”，接受变化和异议。
由第二段中的”Perhaps unsurprisingly，we prefer to sit close to people like ourselves”可知人们喜欢坐在与自己相似的人的旁边，因此选A项。
【文章大意】本文首先介绍一项研究结果，揭示在现实生活中会出现“人以内聚”的现象，进而发出疑问并号召大家远离“安全区”，接受变化和异议。
由第二段中的”Perhaps unsurprisingly，we prefer to sit close to people like ourselves”可知人们喜欢坐在与自己相似的人的旁边，因此选A项。
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