His life is like a myth.A:an old story B:a true storyC:a religious story D:an untrue story
His life is like a myth.
A:an old story
B:a true story
C:a religious story
D:an untrue story
B:a true story
C:a religious story
D:an untrue story
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解析：他的一生像个虚构的故事。myth“虚构的故事”，如：His talk about his wealth is a complete myth．他对自己财富的谈论完全是虚构的。
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