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单选题
It is now impossible to assess whether such research is of an _____ or defensive nature.
A
active
B
offensive
C
alive
D
optional
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句意：现在无法判定此类研究是进攻性的还是防御性的。该句的选项要参考defensive一词，与其相反的就是offensive冒犯的；进攻性的。optional可选择的；随意的。
句意：现在无法判定此类研究是进攻性的还是防御性的。该句的选项要参考defensive一词，与其相反的就是offensive冒犯的；进攻性的。optional可选择的；随意的。
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activeB
offensiveC
aliveD
optional
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