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As to names her profession brought her, she felt all the following EXCEPT _____.
A
confined
B
fed up
C
agitated
D
stirred
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第三段中，由boredom, frustration, slavery, breakdown, doubting her own sanity一系列词语得出女主人公对过去的名誉声望感到厌倦、沮丧、奴役、绝望，甚至怀疑自己是否神智清醒。confined受限制的，与slavery对应。fed up“厌倦的”与boredom对应。agitated“焦虑的；表现不安的”与doubting her own sanity对应。D项“受到鼓励的”，不符合题意。
第三段中，由boredom, frustration, slavery, breakdown, doubting her own sanity一系列词语得出女主人公对过去的名誉声望感到厌倦、沮丧、奴役、绝望，甚至怀疑自己是否神智清醒。confined受限制的，与slavery对应。fed up“厌倦的”与boredom对应。agitated“焦虑的；表现不安的”与doubting her own sanity对应。D项“受到鼓励的”，不符合题意。
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