单选题The families of other ALD patients thought that _____.Athe research for the new cure would cost too much moneyBthe efforts of Lorenzo’s parents were a waste of timeCLorenzo’s parents would succeed in finding a cureDLorenzo’s oil was a real cure for ALD
单选题
The families of other ALD patients thought that _____.
A
the research for the new cure would cost too much money
B
the efforts of Lorenzo’s parents were a waste of time
C
Lorenzo’s parents would succeed in finding a cure
D
Lorenzo’s oil was a real cure for ALD
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细节题。由文中第二段第二句话“医生和其他病人的家人们都不以为然，他们经常不会认真看待这件事”“他们认为这些努力就是在浪费时间”可知，医生和别的患者父母认为Lorenzo父母的行为是“浪费时间”，B项直接引用，为正确选项。A项“花费太高”在文中没有提及。C、D项语意矛盾。
细节题。由文中第二段第二句话“医生和其他病人的家人们都不以为然，他们经常不会认真看待这件事”“他们认为这些努力就是在浪费时间”可知，医生和别的患者父母认为Lorenzo父母的行为是“浪费时间”，B项直接引用，为正确选项。A项“花费太高”在文中没有提及。C、D项语意矛盾。
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