单选题We can infer that one virtue of a diary is its ability to ______.Ainject humility at times of great self-confidenceBprovide a fascinating maze of wordsCrecord all that happens to the writerDrecord the writer’s satisfaction with life
单选题
We can infer that one virtue of a diary is its ability to ______.
A
inject humility at times of great self-confidence
B
provide a fascinating maze of words
C
record all that happens to the writer
D
record the writer’s satisfaction with life
参考解析
解析：
文章最后一段 “…it keeps one awake and mordant”。而选项A 的意思是：在充满自信的时候使你谦虚（inject humility at times of great self-confidence），与其意思最接近，应选A。
文章最后一段 “…it keeps one awake and mordant”。而选项A 的意思是：在充满自信的时候使你谦虚（inject humility at times of great self-confidence），与其意思最接近，应选A。
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