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Nearsightedness is when parallel light from distant objects forms an image in front of or behind the retina?\Option 1: In front\Option 2: Behind\By the end of 2000, China's population decreased from about 1/4 to 1/5 of the world's population, and the population growth rate was significantly lower than:\Option 1: Other developing countries\Option 2: Developed countries\The birthplace of the Industrial Revolution is:\Option 1: Germany\Option 2: England\The Southern Song general who called three times across the river before dying is:\Option 1: Zong Ze\Option 2: Yue Fei\When two countries use a river as a boundary, is the border line necessarily the center line of the river?\Option 1: Yes\Option 2: No\Among the Four Famous Embroideries, in addition to Xiang embroidery, Cantonese embroidery, and Shu embroidery, there is also:\Option 1: Hangzhou embroidery\Option 2: Suzhou embroidery\A D/A converter refers to:\Option 1: Digital-to-analog converter\Option 2: Analog-to-digital converter\The one most skilled at theoretical strategies on paper is:\Option 1: Zhao She\Option 2: Zhao Kuo\In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms," the episode where Zhuge Liang uses the empty fort strategy, does it have historical basis?\Option 1: Yes\Option 2: No\The "white vapor" around ice pops in summer is:\Option 1: Water\Option 2: Water vapor\Hum (ˉ(∞)ˉ) ji
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Answer me and I'll reward you, hum (ˉ(∞)ˉ) jing
These are all 'common sense' issues.
Simple, no answer.
Zhuge Liang's Empty Fort Strategy has no historical basis.
Just answer simply! It's very boring, I don't know why so few people can even be seen.
Then I won't answer either, (so I won't be accused of bullying a newbie)
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Alright! I'll answer casually.
The 'white mist' on ice pops in summer is water
The 'armchair strategist' should be Zhao Kuo (anyway, history is not my strong suit).
A D/A converter is 1. digital-to-analog (leave the rest for the beginners!)
If no one answers me in a while, I'll answer later!
It's 2. I misread it.
Sorry, the D/A converter is 2. Analog-to-digital, it was a typo.
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The first question should be imaged in the front.
As for the second question, eighty percent is probably other developing countries.
I remember the Industrial Revolution was in England.
The fourth question is historical, I don't remember it very well. Let's go with Meng Zongze!
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