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单选题
____
A
signs
B
stimuli
C
messages
D
impulses
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sign标志，指“显示事实、情况或性质在场或存在的某物”。stimulus刺激因素，指“能引起或被认为引起反应的东西”。message信息，指“以书面、信号或其他方式从一个人、一个地方或一群人传给另一人、另一个地方或另一群人的消息”。impulse本能，指“驱动力或倾向”。只有message能够与send搭配使用。故C选项为正确答案。
sign标志，指“显示事实、情况或性质在场或存在的某物”。stimulus刺激因素，指“能引起或被认为引起反应的东西”。message信息，指“以书面、信号或其他方式从一个人、一个地方或一群人传给另一人、另一个地方或另一群人的消息”。impulse本能，指“驱动力或倾向”。只有message能够与send搭配使用。故C选项为正确答案。
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