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A. A Father's Advice
B. Man-crying
C. Real Men
D. The Art of Cry

参考答案B
解析:主旨题。文章开篇点题,由儿子的问题引出man-crying(男人的眼泪)这一主题。通过英雄理查德·普赖斯·琼斯的故事,引出对男人眼泪的描述。接着继续由儿子们对哭泣的理解引出作者对男人眼泪的进一步解释,可见全文都是围绕man-crying展开记叙的,故[B]为答案。[A]和[C]范围过大,不足以概括全文,排除;[D]的侧重点在于Art,而全文只在第四段有所涉及,可见该项不是主旨,排除。

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C. a poor man who has just lost his job
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