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Kwashiorkor ______.
A
is especially harmful to children
B
is caused by starvation
C
affects adults only
D
is confined to Latin America
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词语的理解。录音中在提到kwashiorkor时，指出“…the dread protein deficiency disease kwashiorkor is taking its heavy toll on children’s lives”，可知kwashiorkor是一种可怕的蛋白质缺乏病，take a heavy toll意为“使付出沉重代价”，该句话指kwashiorkor使许多儿童丧生。由此可知，A项的内容符合录音相关内容的描述。
词语的理解。录音中在提到kwashiorkor时，指出“…the dread protein deficiency disease kwashiorkor is taking its heavy toll on children’s lives”，可知kwashiorkor是一种可怕的蛋白质缺乏病，take a heavy toll意为“使付出沉重代价”，该句话指kwashiorkor使许多儿童丧生。由此可知，A项的内容符合录音相关内容的描述。
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