問題詳情

閱讀克漏字The streak of practicality is_____41_____in Huck’s wholly unsentimental attitude to the river. Although Huck,_____42_____so many heroes of American fiction, yearns to_____43_____to a more natural form of life, nature itself is not over-romanticized. The river is simply the place where Huck feels most free and can most_____44_____exercise those practical skills in which he delights. As Huck and Nigger Jim travel down the Mississippi together their raft comes to see an island of peace and freedom. Already the_____45_____to his father’s or the Widow Douglas’ tyranny, it also becomes the place where Huck escapes the prejudices that St Petersburg has given him. Huck’s battle with his_____46_____about helping Nigger Jim, and his growing_____47_____to slavery, are among the most_____48_____parts of the book. Obviously Mark Twain is concerned to make a polemical point, but the reader never feels that didacticism gets the better of artistic_____49_____. Huck still speaks entirely in character and his reactions are faithful to_____50_____of a young boy in his situation.
41.
(A) clean
(B) stagnant
(C) apparent
(D) clearly

參考答案

答案：C
難度：適中0.570621
統計：A(10),B(24),C(101),D(28),E(0)

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