11. (A) advocated by (B) centered on (C) illustrated in (D) separated from

複選題21 (AB) Only by asking that omitted information be supplied in each case could you avoid this danger. (AC)So our minds need to do a lot of extra work to fill in the many gaps in what 5 they have to say in these situations. (AD) Such omissions are particularly tempting if those trying to advise you see you as a “sponge.” (AE) Thus, communicators often feel a need to get their message across quickly. (BC) Unless your perspective is identical to that of the person trying to persuade you, important omissions of information are to be expected. (BD) You can expect, therefore, that their reasoning will be guided by different assumptions from those you would have brought to the same question.

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(B) centered on
(C) illustrated in
(D) separated from

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