that it A) consisted mainly of biographies
B) was based on the author's own experiences
C) did not praise traditional Japanese ways
D) was more fictional and emotional
E) told of the lives of ordinary people in Germany
3. It is clear from the passage that Ogai Mori A) was not very successful in his medical career
B) had more influence as a doctor than as a writer
C) met fierce opposition from Japanese traditionalists
D) was as famous in Germany as he was in Japan
E) made a lasting impression on Japanese literary style
