Pride and Prejudice reveals a wholesome condition of Victorian Age.

Fruits and<br/>vegetables are __________ foods. A: beloved B: awareness C: wholesome D: weird

Which of the following is not the synonym of nutritious? A: nourishing B: wholesome C: detrimental D: beneficial

We had a good time there, and the food was plentiful and（） A: conductive B: wholesome C: helpful D: appreciative

What seems confusing and fragmented at first might well become ____ a third time. A: clean and measurable B: clear and organic C: pure and wholesome D: notable and systematic

What seems confusing or fragmented at first might well become _____ a third time. A: clean and measurable B: notable and systematic C: pure and wholesome D: clear and organic

What seems confusing and fragmented at first might well become ______ a third time. A: clean and measurable B: notable and systematic C: pure and wholesome D: D. clear and organic

The central idea conveyed in the passage is that ______. A: attitudes affect our actions B: teachers play a significant role in developing or changing pupils' attitudes C: attitudes can be changed by some classroom experiences D: the elementary school is a more effective milieu (环境) for developing wholesome attitudes than high school or college