[填空题]What do children usually do when they don’t feel like attending school

[填空题]What do children usually do when they don’t feel like attending school

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How long do children usually stay at university in the man’s county

[单项选择]What do people usually say about middle children（）
A. They grow up to be funny and charming.
B. They often have a poor sense of direction.
C. They get less attention from their parents.
D. They tend to be smart and strong-willed.

[单项选择]What does Don Black do
A. Letter writer.
B. Operator.
C. Mailman.
D. Milkman.

[简答题]Part 2&3What do you feel when you are late

[填空题]What do some of the city people feel when they live longer in the countryside Some of the city people feel they ___________ when they live longer in the countryside.

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Most people are right-handed and children usually have the same handedness as their parents. This suggests that genes are at work. But identical twins have identical genes, so genes cannot be the whole story. Cultural attitudes seem to have played an important part in the development of hand preferences. In the past, left-handed have suffered anything from teasing to flogging. Even today in some countries en forced right-handedness, particularly for writing and eating, is still common.
To explain the observed patterns of handedness, researchers have devised what is known as a’ geneculture coevolution’ model. The initial assumption of the model-drawn from observation of non-human primates and other mammals such as mice-is that early on in human evolution, the genetic make-up of individuals inclined them to prefer one hand or the other, but that the population was equally divided between right and left-handed people. Over time, according to the model, the intera
A. Do identical twins have the same handedness
B. Is language conducive to survival
C. Is the "gene-culture coevolution" model reliable
D. Why are some people left-handed