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2017-06-09

I believe no one ever benefited more than I did from going to prison.

参考答案

O

答案解析

此句意为“我相信没有人会比我坐牢受益更多。”与文章O段中I don’t think anybody ever got more out of going to prison than I did(我想任何人都没有像我那样从坐牢中获得了那么多)意思相同。因此,正确答案是O。

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Any day we may hear that John Doe has become a new man since he quit liquor three years ago.Perhaps we tell ourselves that Harvard actually made a different person of that boy across the street who used to aggravate all the neighbours with his mischievous depredations. Many religious people describe the experience of being converted or born again in terms that to the sceptical often seem chiefly fantastic.
With considerable truth, perhaps, it may be stated that after her marriage Mary Blank changed,that she has become another woman. So, too, when a man´s old friends say that since the war he hasn´t been the same fellow they used to know. The statement, however, inaccurate, may indicate something real. Every now and then it is said that a certain woman´s absorption in her home and children has resulted in her losing her entire personality. Though such sayings are never taken literally, there is often good reason to be taken seriously.
Are they not exaggerations or distortions used to indicate very imperfectly what is by no means totally untrue but what cannot be put precisely, or fully, into words? The real meaning of such familiar statements, however significant, helps us only a little in explaining what we think we have encountered in the case reported.
Though often distinguished from each of the other terms, "personality" is sometimes used more or less as a synonym or approximation for "mind", "disposition", "soul", "spirit" etc. Often this protean word narrows (or broadens. in use to indicate chiefly the attractiveness, or unattractiveness,of some woman or man. In psychiatry its most specific function today is perhaps that of implying a unified total, of indicating more than "intelligence" or "character".
There is no distinct or commonly understood referent for our word "personality". It is useful for us despite its elasticity, often because of its elasticity. If they are to be helpful all such elastic terms must be used tentatively. Otherwise they may lead us at once into violent and confused disagreement about what are likely to be imaginary questions, more conflicts of arbitrary definition. Bearing this in
mind we feel it proper to speak of Eve Black, Eve White and of Jane as three "personalities".
 What is the topic of this passage?
A.The importance of the personality analysis in psychiatry.
B.Different kinds of personalities.
C.The understanding of personality.
D.The difficulty of knowing a person.
A.The word personality carries different implications
B.People don' t understand the word at all
C.The word causes confusions among people
D.The meaning of the word is simple, but the usage is difficult