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In their productions,choreographers of modern dance have introduced humor,protested social injustice, and probed psychological problems.
A:solved
B:explored
C:involved
D:disputed
B:explored
C:involved
D:disputed
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解析：本句意思：在他们的作品中，现代舞的编排者引人了幽默，抗议了社会不公，并探究了心 理问题。probe探究，调查。explore探讨，研究；solve解决；involve牵涉；dispute辩论，争论。
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