According to the author, a word processor can be used to _

英语四级

单选题According to the author, a word processor can be used to __

A．revise papers
B．retype papers
C．reduce the psychological burden of writing papers
D．improve the writing skills of a student

参考答案：A进入在线模考

定位：根据题干信息word processor Can be used to可将答案定位到第二段第二、三句。
解析：第二段提到： “虽然并非所有学生都喜欢在word文档里写东西，但是大部分学生都发现在电脑上进行修改和编辑更加容易。只需按下几个键，你就可以修改、插入或者删除，无需重写或重新输入。”可见，word程序能帮助学生编辑论文。故选A。

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