单选题Почему Блок поехал к своему другу Петру Когану прямо с вокзала?AУ друга был огромный дом.BУ него не было других лучших друзей.CБлок чувствовал себя крайне плохо.DЖена не ждала его домой.
单选题
Почему Блок поехал к своему другу Петру Когану прямо с вокзала?
A
У друга был огромный дом.
B
У него не было других лучших друзей.
C
Блок чувствовал себя крайне плохо.
D
Жена не ждала его домой.
参考解析
解析：
问题是：为什么勃洛克从火车站直接去了朋友彼得·科甘那里？由原文第六、七段可知，他一直在思考一些难过的问题，如他和柳芭简直不是一路人，因此他心情很低落。他很依赖朋友彼得·科甘，所以去了他那里。故正确答案为C。
问题是：为什么勃洛克从火车站直接去了朋友彼得·科甘那里？由原文第六、七段可知，他一直在思考一些难过的问题，如他和柳芭简直不是一路人，因此他心情很低落。他很依赖朋友彼得·科甘，所以去了他那里。故正确答案为C。
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