OG9 阅读 Q7

Choice C is the best answer. In the fourth paragraph, the narrator summarizes Precious Auntie's artistic philosophy: when you write without effort, "you do not have to think. You simply write what is swimming on the top of your brain. And the top is nothing but pond scum, dead leaves, and mosquito spawn." In other words, anything written too quickly, and therefore without concerted effort and thought, would be synonymous with the debris floating on top of a pool of water. Therefore, it is reasonable to infer that Precious Auntie would consider a hastily written first draft of a story to be essentially worthless in and of itself.
Choice A is incorrect because Precious Auntie's description of work made without effort is exclusively negative; therefore, it isn't reasonable to infer that she would praise a hastily written story draft as emotionally raw and powerful. Choice B is incorrect because Precious Auntie's artistic philosophy is concerned solely with the quality of the artist's output rather than with the satisfaction the artist experiences. Choice D is incorrect because whether a hastily produced work would be inappropriately analytical isn't discussed in the passage.