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The famous Japanese writer believed that his children were extremely to the writing of his novels()

A.useless

B.invaluable

C.valueless

D.worthy

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The famous Japanese writer believed that his children were_____ to the writing of his novels()
A.useless

B.invaluable

C.valueless

D.worthy

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B、inferior; comparing

C、bad; compared

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