Meredith DePersia felt ashamed for herself when she read from Facebook-考呗网

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单选题Meredith DePersia felt ashamed for herself when she read from Facebook the perfect life of others.

解析：题干意为，梅瑞狄斯·德佩尔西亚在脸谱网上看到别人的完美生活时，对自己感到羞愧。注意抓住题干中关键词Meredith DePerSia。关于该女士的想法的内容出现在E段。该段第二句提到，“对于完美的家庭的描绘会让人感到内疚甚至自我厌恶。”而最后一句又提到，“我看到这些文章时，真觉得自己是个懒人。”由此可见，题干与原文是同义转述，故答案是E。题干中的ashamed与原文中的guilt相对应。

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