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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #32576 July Prediction Colour Preference
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Many  tests  have  shown  that,  in  a  very  broad  way,  people  in  most  parts  of  the  world  have  similar  colour  preferences.  Blue  is  the  most  preferred  and  popular  hue,  followed  in  order  by  red,  green,  purple,  yellow  and  orange.    this  basic  order  of  colour  preference,  however,  are  the  responses  of  individuals,  which  of  course  vary    and  may  also  be  very  powerful.  Children  are  likely  to  have  strong  preferences  for  some  colours  and  aversions  to  others,  but  sometimes  will  not  admit  to  them,  since  outside    may  be  influential  in  determining  both  colour    and  the  way  that  they  are  expressed  or  suppressed.  Current  fashions  in  clothes  and  accessories,  gender-stereotyping  and  peer-group  pressure  may  all  play  a  significant  part.  Boys,  in  particular,  may  be  reluctant  to  admit  to  any  strong  preferences  for  colours  other  than  those  of  favourite  football  teams,  because  colour  awareness  may  be  regarded  by  their  peer-group  as  feminine.

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