单选题Internet use seems to be bad for people’s psychological health.ARight.BWrong.CDoesn’t Say.
单选题
Internet use seems to be bad for people’s psychological health.
A
Right.
B
Wrong.
C
Doesn’t Say.
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解析：
考 点：细节题。题干的意思与文章中第一句“Internet use seems to cause a decline in psychological health.”所要表示的意思相同。
考 点：细节题。题干的意思与文章中第一句“Internet use seems to cause a decline in psychological health.”所要表示的意思相同。
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