Question

modernization in china
they promote personal ambition by encouraging competition for the highest grades. all these things are intended to change good young socialists into corrupt revisionists. they
invisible knives that are even more dangerous than real knives or guns. for example, a student from yu - cai high school killed himself because he failed the university entrance
examination. brainwashed by his teachers, he believed his sole aim in life was to enter a famous university and become a scientist—
\hey!\ i stopped her in surprise. \this was all copied from the youth post. i read it the other day.\
\so what? its always okay to copy da - zi - bao,\ zhang jie said. she turned to another da - zi - bao. \look! this one is by yin lan - lan.\
yin lan - lan had written, \as one of its victims, i. denounce the revisionist educational system. being from a working - class family, i have to do a lot more housework than students
from rich families. so i have difficulty passing exams. i was forced to repeat grades three times. and i was not allowed to be a young pioneer or to participate in the school choir.
the teachers think only of grades when evaluating a student. they forget that we, the working class, are the masters of our socialist country.\
\yin lan - lan? a victim?\ i was flabbergasted. yin lan - lan had flunked three times. . . . sheet after sheet, article after article, each da - zi - bao was a bitter accusation. . .
the more i read, the more puzzled i became. did the teachers really intend to ruin our health and corrupt our minds? if so, why havent i ever noticed? was i so badly taken in that i
was unable to see them for what they really were?
why does the narrator have difficulty writing the da - zi - bao, or propaganda flyer?
she wants to be able to audition for the dance academy.
she does not think her teachers are negative influences.
she gets better grades than the other students at her school.
her familys political background places her under suspicion.

Explanation:

The narrator is puzzled by the accusations in the da - zi - bao. The text shows that the narrator questions if teachers really intend to ruin students' health and corrupt their minds. Among the options, the key is to analyze the narrator's perspective. The narrator is confused about the negative portrayal of teachers. Option B ("She does not think her teachers are negative influences") aligns with the narrator's state of not seeing the teachers as the negative entities described in the da - zi - bao.

Answer:

B. She does not think her teachers are negative influences.