单选题It seems that the writer______.Ais interested in the imaginary life formsBis eager to find a different form of lifeCis certain of the existence of a new life formDis critical of the imaginative people
单选题
It seems that the writer______.
A
is interested in the imaginary life forms
B
is eager to find a different form of life
C
is certain of the existence of a new life form
D
is critical of the imaginative people
参考解析
解析：
综观全文，作者对外星上可能存在的生命形式作了细致、丰富的推理，可见其对此的兴趣和热情，故A项正确。
综观全文，作者对外星上可能存在的生命形式作了细致、丰富的推理，可见其对此的兴趣和热情，故A项正确。
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