单选题____AunidentifiedBunfitCunhealthyDunsettled
单选题
____
A
unidentified
B
unfit
C
unhealthy
D
unsettled
参考解析
解析：
句意：之后的15年中，托尔斯泰的生活很不安定。unidentified未经确认的。unfit不适宜的。unhealthy不健康的。unsettled动荡不安的。我们从文章后面的叙述也可以推断出，他这一段的生活是不安定的。
句意：之后的15年中，托尔斯泰的生活很不安定。unidentified未经确认的。unfit不适宜的。unhealthy不健康的。unsettled动荡不安的。我们从文章后面的叙述也可以推断出，他这一段的生活是不安定的。
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