单选题On the ______ ，people were asked which kind of shampoo they preferred.AinvestigationBdiagramCsearchDsurvey
单选题
On the ______ ，people were asked which kind of shampoo they preferred.
A
investigation
B
diagram
C
search
D
survey
参考解析
解析：
句意：在调查中，人们被问及他们更喜欢哪种洗发露。survey 调查；民意调查，指的是通过让被调查人回答问题来收集资料。investigation (正式的) 调查，调查研究，侧重于对事情真相的调查，比如调查犯罪、事故等。diagram 图表。search 搜索。
句意：在调查中，人们被问及他们更喜欢哪种洗发露。survey 调查；民意调查，指的是通过让被调查人回答问题来收集资料。investigation (正式的) 调查，调查研究，侧重于对事情真相的调查，比如调查犯罪、事故等。diagram 图表。search 搜索。
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