专四

单选题The author's attitude towards the new research is

A.supportin 
B.neutra 
C.negativ 
D.critica

参考答案:B进入在线模考
【定位】全文。
【解析】观点题。纵观全文,作者都在客观地陈述事实,没有添加任何个人感情色彩。所以,正确答案为选项B.neutral“中立的”。
【点睛】选项A.supportin9“支持”,选项C.negative“否定”,选项D.critical“批评”,均不符题意。

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