单选题In the author’s opinion, education should ______.Abe focused on moral courses.Bhave a religious component.Cdo away with objectionable doctrines.Dtry to enhance students’ moral standards.
单选题
In the author’s opinion, education should ______.
A
be focused on moral courses.
B
have a religious component.
C
do away with objectionable doctrines.
D
try to enhance students’ moral standards.
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解析：
写作意图题。通读全文，A选项认为教育应集中在道德课程上，该说法过于绝对，作者并未流露出是教育集中在道德课程上；B选项中提到教育应包括宗教方面，与文中作者并不反对“在当今世界，道德教育采取非宗教的形式”的观点不符，并不一定要包括宗教方面；C选项认为教育应该摆脱引起反对的课本，而文中说的是对反对道德的课本进行审视，，并不要求摆脱，与原文不符；D选项认为教育应该努力提高学生的道德标准，该观点正是贯穿全文的中心思想，故答案为D项。
写作意图题。通读全文，A选项认为教育应集中在道德课程上，该说法过于绝对，作者并未流露出是教育集中在道德课程上；B选项中提到教育应包括宗教方面，与文中作者并不反对“在当今世界，道德教育采取非宗教的形式”的观点不符，并不一定要包括宗教方面；C选项认为教育应该摆脱引起反对的课本，而文中说的是对反对道德的课本进行审视，，并不要求摆脱，与原文不符；D选项认为教育应该努力提高学生的道德标准，该观点正是贯穿全文的中心思想，故答案为D项。
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