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OG2 阅读 Q26
正确答案：B
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Choice B is the best answer. In lines 60-65("Experience...Russia"), the author of Passage 2 explains how speed-reading does not "revamp," or alter, how the brain processes information. He supports this statement by explaining how Woody Allen's reading of War and Peace in one sitting caused him to describe the novel as "about Russia." Woody Allen was not able to comprehend the "famously long" novel by speed-reading it.
Choices A and D are incorrect because Woody Allen's description of War and Peace does not suggest he disliked Tolstoy's writing style or that he regretted reading the book. Choice C is incorrect because the anecdote about Woody Allen is unrelated to multitasking.
Choices A and D are incorrect because Woody Allen's description of War and Peace does not suggest he disliked Tolstoy's writing style or that he regretted reading the book. Choice C is incorrect because the anecdote about Woody Allen is unrelated to multitasking.
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