单选题According to the passage, Holden 'Caulfield differs from Huck Finn and Hester Prynne primarily in that he ______.Ahas a strong individual willBis more integrated into his social environmentCtries to remediate social prejudiceDmust cope with povertyEis not a sympathetic character
单选题
According to the passage, Holden 'Caulfield differs from Huck Finn and Hester Prynne primarily in that he ______.
A
has a strong individual will
B
is more integrated into his social environment
C
tries to remediate social prejudice
D
must cope with poverty
E
is not a sympathetic character
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解析：
这篇文章讲到霍尔顿与他所在年代的社会环境的关系和哈克费恩和海丝特不同，因为霍尔顿是他所在的社会环境的一部分（11-12行），而费恩和海丝特是被猛推到社会边缘的人（17行）。
这篇文章讲到霍尔顿与他所在年代的社会环境的关系和哈克费恩和海丝特不同，因为霍尔顿是他所在的社会环境的一部分（11-12行），而费恩和海丝特是被猛推到社会边缘的人（17行）。
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