单选题On hearing the voices of the famous writers of a long time past, the author was_____.Avery excitedBvery frightenedCvery nervousDvery surprised
单选题
On hearing the voices of the famous writers of a long time past, the author was_____.
A
very excited
B
very frightened
C
very nervous
D
very surprised
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解析：
第五段开始作者说：“我是近来才有这些想法的，因为最近别人给我寄来了两盘具有历史意义的CD录音盘，是历史上著名的作家朗读他们自己的作品。听到了这些已经去世很久了的19世纪的作家的声音使我非常激动。”thrilling既有“使人害怕，毛骨悚然”的意思，也有“使人非常激动”的意思，但这里作者是积极主张大声朗诵的，因此一定是很激动。
第五段开始作者说：“我是近来才有这些想法的，因为最近别人给我寄来了两盘具有历史意义的CD录音盘，是历史上著名的作家朗读他们自己的作品。听到了这些已经去世很久了的19世纪的作家的声音使我非常激动。”thrilling既有“使人害怕，毛骨悚然”的意思，也有“使人非常激动”的意思，但这里作者是积极主张大声朗诵的，因此一定是很激动。
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