单选题What did literature mean in its earliest sense?AReading ability.BReading ability and experienceCWriting abilityDReading and writing
单选题
What did literature mean in its earliest sense?
A
Reading ability.
B
Reading ability and experience
C
Writing ability
D
Reading and writing
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解析：
根据第一段Litterature...of being able to read and of having read, Literary...reading ability and experience...和最后一段第二句Literature lost its earliest sense of reading ability and reading experience可知，最初的literature指的是阅读的能力和经历。
根据第一段Litterature...of being able to read and of having read, Literary...reading ability and experience...和最后一段第二句Literature lost its earliest sense of reading ability and reading experience可知，最初的literature指的是阅读的能力和经历。
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