单选题What were the aunt’s emotions as described in the fourth paragraph?ASadness and despairBGuilt and remorseCFear and revulsionDIndifference and callousness
单选题
What were the aunt’s emotions as described in the fourth paragraph?
A
Sadness and despair
B
Guilt and remorse
C
Fear and revulsion
D
Indifference and callousness
参考解析
解析：
最后一段描写姑姑一见到父亲就不停的哭，非常悲伤。因此the aunt’s emotion是悲伤和绝望的。
最后一段描写姑姑一见到父亲就不停的哭，非常悲伤。因此the aunt’s emotion是悲伤和绝望的。
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