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2010-12-07

From what Mr. Rochester told Miss Eyre, we can conclude that he wanted to

A.tell her all his trouble 
B.tell her his life experienc
C.change her opinion of hi 
D.change his circumstance

参考答案

C

答案解析

【定位】第8段。
【解析】从文中可知,简·爱心里}人为罗切斯特先生也有很多糟糕的缺点,而罗切斯特先生似乎看穿了她的心思,因此出现了第8段中的一段自由。这段话的背景以及诸如“I am not a bad man”这样的词句,均说明罗切斯特先生想通过对自己经历的叙述改变简·爱对他的看法。故C正确。
【点睛】罗切斯特从简·爱的谈话中了解到,她实话实说.与众不同;但是她试图用漂亮话掩饰真实想法时,罗切斯特判断她“或许也有些糟糕的缺点”。然后,他似乎读懂她的心思,说:“是的。不错,我也有许多缺点……”接着便说明自己何以有种种缺点,表明自己不
是坏人。他觉得简.爱是那种能给人希望的人,所以为自己的缺点辩解。由此看出,他的目的是要简·爱改变对他的看法。而文中并无有关life experience的言辞,故选项B 不对。

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