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But smaller projects will also get you there. Even a simple knitting or crochet pattern requires attentiveness to ensure that each stitch is made correctly. And if there’s not enough challenge in the straightforward, you can make additions, from colour changes to textured stitches to highly complicated patterns.

(The last paragraph) The Cardiff research team found that even though most of the people surveyed were employed, three-quarters of those who knitted three or more times a week felt significantly more able to organise their thoughts and forget their problems.

Q: What can you infer from the last two paragraphs?

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One stitch missed may lead to the loss of one’s attentiveness.

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Colors and patterns make a difference to the beauty of the project.

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Smaller projects will not contribute much to experiencing “Flow”.

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Frequent knitters are better at handling their thoughts and challenges.

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推理判断题。根据倒数第二段中“Even a simple knitting or crochet pattern requires attentiveness to ensure that each stitch is made correctly.(即使是一个简单的编织或钩织图案,也需要集中注意力,以确保每一针都织得正确)”和最后一段“The Cardiff research team found that even though most of the people surveyed were employed, three-quarters of those who knitted three or more times a week felt significantly more able to organise their thoughts and forget their problems.(卡迪夫研究小组发现,尽管接受调查的大多数人都有工作,但那些每周编织三次或更多次的人中有四分之三觉得自己在组织思维和忘记问题方面的能力明显更强)”可知,经常编织的人在组织思维和忘记问题方面的能力明显更强,所以他们更擅长处理思维和应对挑战。故选D。

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