Question 19 is based on the passage you have just heard.

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        Color is now spreading through our homes, up staircases, across wood frames and ceilings, filling in neutral spaces. According to one interior designer, (19) [when people return home, they want to see colors that cheer them up and give them a hug.] Pure white walls simply don’t do that. They don’t look after you. Another interior designer commented that certain combinations can key into something on a deeper level, transporting you to a different moment in time. That’s the power of color. If you’re thinking to try color on some of your neutral walls, the advice is refreshingly simple: choose a color you actually like. (20) [Don’t go for a color because it’s in fashion or you’ve seen it in a magazine.] If you’re wary of full color, test your tolerance with smaller spaces, such as the inside of a cupboard or a bright window frame. If it gives you joy every time you open the cupboard, you can start to take it further. (21) [One can also paint the wooden framework the same color as the walls, helping the rooms look bigger.] In the kitchen, painting the overhead cupboards and walls in the same color can make it feel more spacious, while painting the kitchen counters a bold color can make everything feel more open and lighter. Additionally, a painted ceiling is a magical thing without being too obvious, and can affect how the space feels as well.

19. What do people want upon returning home, according to the passage? （根据文章，人们回家后想要什么？）

解析：D。录音开头提到，当人们回到家中时，他们希望看到能让他们高兴起来的颜色（see colors that cheer them up）。D项与此相符，其中的cheerful对应录音中的cheer them up，故为正确答案。

错项排除：A项利用录音中的Pure white walls设置干扰，但shining在录音中无依据，故排除。B项利用录音中的look after设置干扰，但录音中说的是纯白色的墙不会关照人的心情，而不是人们想走进一个精心打理的家，故排除B项。录音中提到give them a hug是在指人们希望家中的色彩可以给人一个拥抱，而不是人们想要得到家人的拥抱，故排除C项。