单选题Virginius would feel more or less guilty when he _____.Afancied being disloyal to VictoriaBthought about Victoria’s perfectionCtried to find fault with VictoriaDbegan to dislike Victoria’s features
单选题
Virginius would feel more or less guilty when he _____.
A
fancied being disloyal to Victoria
B
thought about Victoria’s perfection
C
tried to find fault with Victoria
D
began to dislike Victoria’s features
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细节题。纵观四个选项，Virginius显然不会在想到妻子的完美时感到内疚，故排除B项。Virginius认为妻子除了缺乏一点令人心动的脆弱外，可以堪称完美，但这并不表明他去刻意地挑剔妻子，故排除C项。文章虽提到Victoria的容颜随着时间的流逝开始衰老，但并没有说Virginius因此而不喜欢她的容貌，故排除D项。文章尾段第三句提到，臆想对自己妻子不忠的丈夫总会有淡淡的不安，正是带着这样的不安，他告诉自己，他的妻子是个真正的好女人。由此可以推断，当幻想自己对Victoria不忠时他会感到自责，故答案为A项。
细节题。纵观四个选项，Virginius显然不会在想到妻子的完美时感到内疚，故排除B项。Virginius认为妻子除了缺乏一点令人心动的脆弱外，可以堪称完美，但这并不表明他去刻意地挑剔妻子，故排除C项。文章虽提到Victoria的容颜随着时间的流逝开始衰老，但并没有说Virginius因此而不喜欢她的容貌，故排除D项。文章尾段第三句提到，臆想对自己妻子不忠的丈夫总会有淡淡的不安，正是带着这样的不安，他告诉自己，他的妻子是个真正的好女人。由此可以推断，当幻想自己对Victoria不忠时他会感到自责，故答案为A项。
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