单选题Lines 19－21 suggest that Ghirlandaio believes that feet ______.Aare too difficult for an apprentice to attempt to drawBhelp to convey a figure's individuality and characterCdo not appear in his frescoes and therefore do not merit inclusion in his sketchesDare not important enough to include in a mere sketchEare so ungainly that they would detract from the grace of his figures
单选题
Lines 19－21 suggest that Ghirlandaio believes that feet ______.
A
are too difficult for an apprentice to attempt to draw
B
help to convey a figure's individuality and character
C
do not appear in his frescoes and therefore do not merit inclusion in his sketches
D
are not important enough to include in a mere sketch
E
are so ungainly that they would detract from the grace of his figures
参考解析
解析：
文中提到“Ghirlandaio in sketching a figure never bothered to finish the legs but tapered them down to nothing”，根据“never bothered”可知故选D项。
文中提到“Ghirlandaio in sketching a figure never bothered to finish the legs but tapered them down to nothing”，根据“never bothered”可知故选D项。
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