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单选题
In modern times the period of technical apprenticeship ______.
A
may have bad effects upon the young men
B
can very well train the young men
C
is a root cause of many evils
D
is unnecessary for the employees and the business
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分析推理题。本文第二段首先指出阻碍人们做出更大努力的一个难题，然后以现代社会对于年轻人就业时有漫长的“学徒期”这一现象进行了说明和分析，最后一句总结为：长时间的日常工作会减少想象力。即作者认为“学徒期”对于年轻人的想像力是有不良作用的，故A项为正确答案。
分析推理题。本文第二段首先指出阻碍人们做出更大努力的一个难题，然后以现代社会对于年轻人就业时有漫长的“学徒期”这一现象进行了说明和分析，最后一句总结为：长时间的日常工作会减少想象力。即作者认为“学徒期”对于年轻人的想像力是有不良作用的，故A项为正确答案。
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