问题
单项选择题
属于人群类别的是( )
A.消费者协会
B.看热闹的人群
C.工会组织的旅游团
D.训练的军队士兵
答案
参考答案:B
属于人群类别的是( )
A.消费者协会
B.看热闹的人群
C.工会组织的旅游团
D.训练的军队士兵
参考答案:B
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