单选题_____AinterferedBinterruptedCdiscouragedDdisturbed
单选题
_____
A
interfered
B
interrupted
C
discouraged
D
disturbed
参考解析
解析：
此处的句意应该是“教授们不应当只是读教案”。discourage sb. from doing sth.劝阻某人不做某事，符合题意。interrupt打断；interfere干涉；disturb扰乱。
此处的句意应该是“教授们不应当只是读教案”。discourage sb. from doing sth.劝阻某人不做某事，符合题意。interrupt打断；interfere干涉；disturb扰乱。
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