Most summaries start with a sentence containing the source and the main idea. Which of the following sentence is not appropriate to be used as the first sentence in the summary.

A.In Debbie Dean’s article “Bats,” we learn that in contrast to some mistaken beliefs, bats are not blind rodents that usually have rabies. They have sight, are mammals, and are not especially likely to carry rabies. Bats are not relatively misunderstood and unappreciated.

B.According to Debbie Dean in her article “Bats,” in contrast to some mistaken beliefs, bats are not blind rodents that usually have rabies. They have sight, are mammals, and are not especially likely to carry rabies. Bats are not relatively misunderstood and unappreciated.

C.Debbie Dean’s article “Bats” discusses some mistaken beliefs about bats. They are not blind rodents that usually have rabies. They have sight, are mammals, and are not especially likely to carry rabies. Bats are not relatively misunderstood and unappreciated.

D.In contrast to some mistaken beliefs, Debbie Dean, in her article claims that bats are not blind rodents that usually have rabies. They have sight, are mammals, and are not especially likely to carry rabies. Bats are not relatively misunderstood and unappreciated.

正确答案：In contrast to some mistaken beliefs, Debbie Dean, in her article claims that bats are not blind rodents that usually have rabies. They have sight, are mammals, and are not especially likely to carry rabies. Bats are not relatively misunderstood and unappreciated.