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Based on research presented in this chapter, whom is Benjamin going to sit closest to in the library? Benjamin is wearing glasses, a university sweatshirt, and is moderately attractive.
   a.   Hallie, a very attractive cheerleader dressed in her uniform
   b.   Wendy, a somewhat attractive sophomore wearing glasses
   c.   Sienna, a somewhat unattractive art student wearing tie-dyed pants
   d.   Ava, a very attractive business major in a suit

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