If they are not used tentatively, the elastic terms ____

单选题If they are not used tentatively, the elastic terms _____

A．may lead people into imagination
B．will disappear from our language
C．may cause confusion among people
D．can't be found at all in psychiatry

参考答案C

解析:细节题。根据题干中的关键词tentatively和elastic，可定位至文章第六段，原文If they are to be helpful all such elastic terms must be used tentatively．Otherwise they may lead HS at once into violent and confused disagreement about…(要想让它们发挥作用，那么这些词就得试验性地用起来。否则，它们可能会将我们引入暴力和困惑的歧途…….。因此，正确答案是C。

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A．it can be understood in different ways
B．it is very interesting word for people to use
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单选题Questions are based on the following passage.
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A．It fed on the blood of people
B．It frequently appeared in folk tales
C．It was an ugly creature
D．It was brought to Europe by the Spaniards

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单选题 After being bitten by vampire bats, the cattle sickened and died because_____

A．the bite of any bat was fatal
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