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Doctors said that Lorenzo might die within three years because _____.
A
they had never treated the disease before
B
Lorenzo was too young to be cured
C
no cure had been found for ALD
D
ALD was a rare disease
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细节题。为什么医生断定Lorenzo三年内会死亡？由文中第一段第二句话可知，医生解释说“there was no cure for ALD”，目前还没有治愈ALD的药。C项直接引用，意思与之相同，故为正确答案。他们之前不是没有治过这种病，只是没有治好，A项错误。B项只是说他太年轻，这种病一直无法治愈，跟他是否年轻没有关系。D项只是陈述了该病罕见这一事实，并没有说明死亡的原因。
细节题。为什么医生断定Lorenzo三年内会死亡？由文中第一段第二句话可知，医生解释说“there was no cure for ALD”，目前还没有治愈ALD的药。C项直接引用，意思与之相同，故为正确答案。他们之前不是没有治过这种病，只是没有治好，A项错误。B项只是说他太年轻，这种病一直无法治愈，跟他是否年轻没有关系。D项只是陈述了该病罕见这一事实，并没有说明死亡的原因。
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