单选题The plot of the story is so _____ that it is believed to be ridiculous.AimaginativeBabsurdCillegibleDindignant
单选题
The plot of the story is so _____ that it is believed to be ridiculous.
A
imaginative
B
absurd
C
illegible
D
indignant
参考解析
解析：
absurd荒唐的。imaginative富有想象力的。illegible无法辨认的。indignant愤慨的，愤愤不平的。
absurd荒唐的。imaginative富有想象力的。illegible无法辨认的。indignant愤慨的，愤愤不平的。
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