When Russell uses the metaphor of a “deep ocean” to describe his anguish, he implies that it is
A. cold.
B. without life.
C. almost bottomless.
D. lacking in color.
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Russell implies that loneliness, at its core, is
A. a self-defeating impulse.
B. impossible to avoid.
C. a sign of selfi shness.
D. a fear of death.
Russell implies that life for him has been
A. passionately complex.
B. simpler than he would have imagined.
C. so troubled that it has increased his faith in God.
D. more materialistic than he would have wished.
We can conclude that the author would agree with which statement?
A. He regrets that he could not free himself of pity.
B. Human love is ultimately disappointing.
C. Heaven is merely a poetic invention.
D. A loving person naturally wants to relieve the suffering of others.
Russell believes that he has gained considerable knowledge in life.
A. 对
B. 错
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