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People choose colors when they buy things. Because of this, factories want to make things that are the colors people buy. For example, a car factory needs to know how many red cars or green ones they should make. Good businessmen (商人) know that young people’s colors are different from old people’s, and men’s are different from women’s.
Young children react (反应) to the color of anything before they react to its shape. They like warm colors—red, yellow, and orange. When people get older, they begin to react more to the shape than color. The most liked color of grown-ups of all countries is blue. Their second loved color is red, and their third is green.
On the whole, women like brighter colors than men do. Almost everyone likes red, but women like yellow and green more than men do.
If two things are the same except color, they will look different. A red thing always looks nearer than a blue one just like bright things look l
A. People care more about the colors of things than the shapes.
B. People choose to buy things by their colors.
C. People like things with bright colors.