单选题His fidelity to what he believes people need to hear remained adamant and unwavering; and people say, He'll go _____ in history as the greatest of our modern Popes.AdownBupCbrokeDfar
单选题
His fidelity to what he believes people need to hear remained adamant and unwavering; and people say, He'll go _____ in history as the greatest of our modern Popes.
A
down
B
up
C
broke
D
far
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解析：
句意：他忠实于人们需要听到的真理，并且坚强而不动摇，因此人们说，他将作为现代最伟大的教皇载入史册。go down in history永载史册。go up上升，向上游行驶。go broke一文不名，破产。go far走得远，成功。
句意：他忠实于人们需要听到的真理，并且坚强而不动摇，因此人们说，他将作为现代最伟大的教皇载入史册。go down in history永载史册。go up上升，向上游行驶。go broke一文不名，破产。go far走得远，成功。
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