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複選題28.(AB) retain (AC) depend on (AD) atmosphere (AE) delay (BC) unproductive (BD) risk (BE) function (CD) minimal (CE) dramatic (DE) point to

複選題29.(AB) retain (AC) depend on (AD) atmosphere (AE) delay (BC) unproductive (BD) risk (BE) function (CD) minimal (CE) dramatic (DE) point to

複選題30.(AB) retain (AC) depend on (AD) atmosphere (AE) delay (BC) unproductive (BD) risk (BE) function (CD) minimal (CE) dramatic (DE) point to

31.(A) Another crucial factor is a society’s immigration diversity. (B) Various factors have thus contributed to the phenomenon of smiling. (C) For most of recorded human history, the open smile has been deeply unfashionable. (D) A genuine smile indicates contentment, while a forced smile suggests underlying distress. (E) In fact, there is a well-known Russian proverb that goes, “Smiling with no reason is a sign of stupidity.”

32.(A) Another crucial factor is a society’s immigration diversity. (B) Various factors have thus contributed to the phenomenon of smiling. (C) For most of recorded human history, the open smile has been deeply unfashionable. (D) A genuine smile indicates contentment, while a forced smile suggests underlying distress. (E) In fact, there is a well-known Russian proverb that goes, “Smiling with no reason is a sign of stupidity.”

33.(A) Another crucial factor is a society’s immigration diversity. (B) Various factors have thus contributed to the phenomenon of smiling. (C) For most of recorded human history, the open smile has been deeply unfashionable. (D) A genuine smile indicates contentment, while a forced smile suggests underlying distress. (E) In fact, there is a well-known Russian proverb that goes, “Smiling with no reason is a sign of stupidity.”

34.(A) Another crucial factor is a society’s immigration diversity. (B) Various factors have thus contributed to the phenomenon of smiling. (C) For most of recorded human history, the open smile has been deeply unfashionable. (D) A genuine smile indicates contentment, while a forced smile suggests underlying distress. (E) In fact, there is a well-known Russian proverb that goes, “Smiling with no reason is a sign of stupidity.”

35. What is this passage mainly about? (A) A renowned Antarctic explorer. (B) The extreme weather in Antarctica. (C) A challenging voyage to Antarctica. (D) The amazing discovery of a sunken ship.

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