单选题Speaking of the “magic bullets”, the author______.Aseems to imply his disagreement over their effects.Bdoes not conceal his opposition to the idea they imply.Cwonders if they really work as they sound.Dwishes that they could make problems disappear.
单选题
Speaking of the “magic bullets”, the author______.
A
seems to imply his disagreement over their effects.
B
does not conceal his opposition to the idea they imply.
C
wonders if they really work as they sound.
D
wishes that they could make problems disappear.
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解析：
推断题根据题干关键词可将答案锁定在文章第七段，作者提到，这个“神秘子弹”的心态是谬论，每颗新子弹最终都会变成一个筹码，可以增强第三世界强权斗争中一个或其他政党的势力。而每一次，科学界都惊恐地发现诸如避孕工具这类出于好意的发明最终都演变成了统治工具。由此可见，作者显然对于“神秘子弹”持反对态度，故答案为B项。A、C、D三项均不符合语境，可排除。
推断题根据题干关键词可将答案锁定在文章第七段，作者提到，这个“神秘子弹”的心态是谬论，每颗新子弹最终都会变成一个筹码，可以增强第三世界强权斗争中一个或其他政党的势力。而每一次，科学界都惊恐地发现诸如避孕工具这类出于好意的发明最终都演变成了统治工具。由此可见，作者显然对于“神秘子弹”持反对态度，故答案为B项。A、C、D三项均不符合语境，可排除。
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