单选题What can we infer about the intentions of Mohandas Gandhi from the mention of him in the passage?AHe wished to switch the respective socioeconomic positions of the highest andthe lowest castes in Indian society.BHe desired the reconciliation of India with Pakistan.CHe rejected the so-called Aryan Invasion in favor of an autochthonous explanation for the roots of Indian culture.DHe supported the cultural dominance of the Brahman “priest” caste over the Kshatriya “warrior” caste.EHe wished to free a class of people from the stigma of an unfavorable name.
单选题
What can we infer about the intentions of Mohandas Gandhi from the mention of him in the passage?
A
He wished to switch the respective socioeconomic positions of the highest andthe lowest castes in Indian society.
B
He desired the reconciliation of India with Pakistan.
C
He rejected the so-called Aryan Invasion in favor of an autochthonous explanation for the roots of Indian culture.
D
He supported the cultural dominance of the Brahman “priest” caste over the Kshatriya “warrior” caste.
E
He wished to free a class of people from the stigma of an unfavorable name.
参考解析
解析：
推断题。第二段结尾处提到“The Indian statesman Mohandas Gandhi, in an effort to promote social equality, encouraged people to refer to Untouchables as the Harijan, which means ‘Children of God.’” ，所以可以推断E项是正确的。
推断题。第二段结尾处提到“The Indian statesman Mohandas Gandhi, in an effort to promote social equality, encouraged people to refer to Untouchables as the Harijan, which means ‘Children of God.’” ，所以可以推断E项是正确的。
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