单选题From the description in the passage, we learn that _____.ABurns is well known for his skill of writing lettersBShakespeare has received formal training in schoolsCcreativity is usually based on the persistent practiceDpeople can’t find anything to describe until after years of practices
单选题
From the description in the passage, we learn that _____.
A
Burns is well known for his skill of writing letters
B
Shakespeare has received formal training in schools
C
creativity is usually based on the persistent practice
D
people can’t find anything to describe until after years of practices
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解析：
推断题。由题干关键词可定位到文章第三段。该段第六句中的in letters意为“在文字、写作方面”，而不是说他擅长写信，故A项理解错误，可排除。选项B是对原文中莎士比亚直接继承了一个流派的曲解，故排除。D项的表述过于绝对，属于过度推断，也可排除。由第三段尾句可以看出，作者认为要培养独创性最重要的还是要坚持不懈的练习，故答案为C项。
推断题。由题干关键词可定位到文章第三段。该段第六句中的in letters意为“在文字、写作方面”，而不是说他擅长写信，故A项理解错误，可排除。选项B是对原文中莎士比亚直接继承了一个流派的曲解，故排除。D项的表述过于绝对，属于过度推断，也可排除。由第三段尾句可以看出，作者认为要培养独创性最重要的还是要坚持不懈的练习，故答案为C项。
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