Think of the countless changes in which you yourself have had a part, the whole universe is change, and life itself is but what you deem it. (Unit 4: The Meditations)What does the author imply?
Think of the countless changes in which you yourself have had a part, the whole universe is change, and life itself is but what you deem it. (Unit 4: The Meditations)What does the author imply?
A.The whole world is ever changing and you will never know what will happen.
B.The whole world is ever changing and you played a very important part in it.
C.The whole world is ever changing and it is your thinking that makes it good or bad.
D.The whole world is ever changing and life is meaningless.
正确答案:The whole world is ever changing and it is your thinking that makes it good or bad.
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