单选题According to the passage, the “fatwa” diaries (para.7) ______.Awere not included in the archive sold to the Emory UniversityBwill not be open to the public in the near futureCwere all about the writing of The Satanic VersesDwill soon be published to expose the persecution of Islamic extremists
单选题
According to the passage, the “fatwa” diaries (para.7) ______.
A
were not included in the archive sold to the Emory University
B
will not be open to the public in the near future
C
were all about the writing of The Satanic Verses
D
will soon be published to expose the persecution of Islamic extremists
参考解析
解析：
第七段描述了Rushdie关于出售给Emory University他的archive的处理方式的意见，指出学者可以对这些文稿进行研究，但只有一个例外，就是“fatwa”日记，因此选项B为正确答案。
第七段描述了Rushdie关于出售给Emory University他的archive的处理方式的意见，指出学者可以对这些文稿进行研究，但只有一个例外，就是“fatwa”日记，因此选项B为正确答案。
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