单选题The second paragraph implies that the author is for ______.Athe offering of the course “religious doctrines”.Ba reconsideration of the obligations of universities to society.Cneutrality in value judgment in higher education.Dmoral inspection of the staff and the courses they offer.
单选题
The second paragraph implies that the author is for ______.
A
the offering of the course “religious doctrines”.
B
a reconsideration of the obligations of universities to society.
C
neutrality in value judgment in higher education.
D
moral inspection of the staff and the courses they offer.
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推理判断题。be for…意为“支持……”，第二段第五句提到“Just the opposite…”，即对前面三个问句的否定回答，因此作者同意教师及所授课程应受到审视，故D项正确；同时可推断出作者并不赞同高等教育中的道德中立，故C项排除；该段并未提到“the course of religious doctrines…”，属于无中生有，故A选项错误；该段最后一句提到“A university that refuses to take moral dilemmas seriously violates its basic obligations to society.”，即Bok认为一所拒绝严肃对待道德窘境的大学就是违背了其对社会基本的责任，重点在于大学要审视是否严肃对待道德窘境，而不是重新审视大学对社会的责任，故B选项错误。
推理判断题。be for…意为“支持……”，第二段第五句提到“Just the opposite…”，即对前面三个问句的否定回答，因此作者同意教师及所授课程应受到审视，故D项正确；同时可推断出作者并不赞同高等教育中的道德中立，故C项排除；该段并未提到“the course of religious doctrines…”，属于无中生有，故A选项错误；该段最后一句提到“A university that refuses to take moral dilemmas seriously violates its basic obligations to society.”，即Bok认为一所拒绝严肃对待道德窘境的大学就是违背了其对社会基本的责任，重点在于大学要审视是否严肃对待道德窘境，而不是重新审视大学对社会的责任，故B选项错误。
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