The tourist wrote an incisive critique of what he had seen.A:inaccurateB:subtleC:negativeD:penetrating
The tourist wrote an incisive critique of what he had seen.
A:inaccurate
B:subtle
C:negative
D:penetrating
B:subtle
C:negative
D:penetrating
参考解析
解析：本句意思：该游客针对他所观察到的情况写了一篇深刻的评论。incisive（褒）锐利的， 透彻的，深刻的。penetrating透彻的，深入的；inaccurate不准确的，不精确的；subtle微妙的； negative否定的，反面的。
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