单选题According to Mother Rigby, Feathertop “still will be saying nothing” because _____Ahe was not clever enough to learn anything.Bhe was only made to have birds’, intelligence.Che did not have a brain to remember anything.Dhe could learn nothing worthwhile in the world.
单选题
According to Mother Rigby, Feathertop “still will be saying nothing” because _____
A
he was not clever enough to learn anything.
B
he was only made to have birds’, intelligence.
C
he did not have a brain to remember anything.
D
he could learn nothing worthwhile in the world.
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解析：
题干中引号里的内容出自文章最后一段第四句 “When you go out into the world, you will say a thousand things, and say them a thousand times…and saying them a thousand time again and again, you still will be saying nothing.” 意思是说Feathertop在进入外面的世界后，即使学会讲很多句子，但说了还是等于没说，也就是说Mother Rigby认为Feathertop从外面根本学不到有意义的东西，由此推断D是正确的。
题干中引号里的内容出自文章最后一段第四句 “When you go out into the world, you will say a thousand things, and say them a thousand times…and saying them a thousand time again and again, you still will be saying nothing.” 意思是说Feathertop在进入外面的世界后，即使学会讲很多句子，但说了还是等于没说，也就是说Mother Rigby认为Feathertop从外面根本学不到有意义的东西，由此推断D是正确的。
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