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视错是指观察者在客观因素干扰下或者自身的心理因素支配下,对图形产生的与客观事实不相符的错误的感觉。根据上述定义,下列属于视错的是()

A.某天晚上下班回来的小王把挂在衣架上的大衣看成了躲在门后的人
B.小丽小时候天真地认为天上住着瑶池圣母和七仙女
C.妈妈做饭的时候总听到宝宝醒了在哭,等跑到房间时发现宝宝并没有醒
D.彤彤特别期待暑假的到来,在距离暑假还有两个星期的时候,她感觉像是还有一个月

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听力原文:W: So you know what the White Lane Law is?M: In the United States, each state has a law that says blind people using canes or dogs have the same rights of public access as the sighted.W: What does it mean, then?M: It means that blind people can take their canes and dogs into public buildings, offices, restaurants, theaters, amusement parks, on houses, trains, planes and other public places. These laws were established from the work of the US National Federation of the Blind to make sure that blind people have the same rights as everyone else.W: Why do some blind people use dogs and others use canes?M: it is simply a matter of personal choice. Some blind people like using canes better, and some enjoy using dogs.W: Should I help a blind person across the street?M: If a blind person asks for help, then you may certainly help. You can ask if any help is needed, but understand that the answer may be 'no', Blind people, if they have learned to use a cane or dog and travel independently, may not need help. It is important not to grab someone who is blind. If a blind person wants help, he or she may take your arm, or simply walk beside you. Some blind persons may have a harder time hearing the cars and traffic, especially if there is construction or a lot of noise around the area. Then they might want help that they might not need at other times.W: Should I help a blind person to a chair?M: The same rules apply here. Some blind people will appreciate help in locating a chair, but some can find chairs, tables, and desks on their own. Sometimes a blind person may ask where the chairs or tables are, then go to them on his or her own.(20)A.To make sure that blind people have the same rights as everyone else.B.To provide the blind with a white lane for cross a street.C.To encourage people to volunteer to help the blind.D.To draw attention to the blind with a cane or a dog in crossing the street.
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