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請回答第 46 題至第 50 題： I think that being adopted is a lot like being left-handed. You just don’t notice it unless someone else points it out. I was constantly hearing the comment, “Jason’s not really your brother, is he?” Not being the particularly shy and reclusive type, I would oftentimes meet a comment like that with raised eyebrows, and a “No, Jason comes from Mars, and I was born right here on the planet Earth.” My brother, Jason, and I were both adopted. Jason was born in Michigan and I, in Korea. Together with my parents we made a family. I can’t say that I am really offended when people see our family together and inquire about it. Education has done a lot to promote the idea that families are made in many ways. Still, there are times when I wish that it were not so obvious that we are different. It wasn’t until I was in my teens that I started to realize that I came from another country, another culture, and that given different circumstances, my life would be completely different. I felt different for the first time. I felt unsure about who I was and had a hard time resolving that. At first I denied my heritage; I wanted to be like everyone else. Fortunately for me, I have the most wonderful parents in the world! They stood by me and when I finally was ready to explore my feelings and needs, they were there to guide and share with me. From one extreme, I went to the other, and immersed myself in learning about my Korean heritage and the history of my birth-country. Slowly I moved towards the middle ground, and am now happily at peace with who I am. I want to say, however, that having a supportive and loving family was essential in reaching the place that I now am.
【題組】47 Why was the author constantly hearing the comment, “Jason’s not your brother, is he?”
(A) Because she and Jason look apparently different.
(B) Because she and Jason have very different interests.
(C) Because she and Jason have very different personalities.
(D) Because Jason comes from Mars and she was born on Earth.

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	3F Jasper 國二下 (2017/05/08) My brother, Jason, and I were both adopted. Jason was born in Michigan and I, in Korea. Together with my parents we made a family. 因為Jason是Michigan人而主角是韓國人，因此外觀上有很大的不同檢舉
	4F 骨頭（一般警特行政上榜）大四下 (2019/12/05) I think that being adopted is a lot like being left-handed慣用左手的，左撇子. You just don’t notice it unless someone else points it out. I was constantly hearing the comment, “Jason’s not really your brother, is he?” Not being the particularly特別，尤其 shy and reclusive隐遁的, 隐居 type, I would often times meet a comment like that with raised eyebrows, and a “No, Jason comes from Mars, and I was born right here on the planet Earth.” My brother, Jason, and I were both adopted. Jason was born in Michigan and I, in Korea. Together with my parents we made a family. I can’t say that ... 查看完整內容 I think that being adopted is a lot like being left-handed慣用左手的，左撇子. You just don’t notice it unless someone else points it out. I was constantly hearing the comment, “Jason’s not really your brother, is he?” Not being the particularly特別，尤其 shy and reclusive隐遁的, 隐居 type, I would often times meet a comment like that with raised eyebrows, and a “No, Jason comes from Mars, and I was born right here on the planet Earth.” My brother, Jason, and I were both adopted. Jason was born in Michigan and I, in Korea. Together with my parents we made a family. I can’t say that I am really offended when people see our family together and inquire詢問，打聽 about it. Education has done a lot to promote the idea that families are made in many ways. Still, there are times when I wish that it were not so obvious that we are different. It wasn’t until I was in my teens that I started to realize that I came from another country, another culture, and that given different circumstances條件，情形，命運 my life would be completely different. I felt different for the first time. I felt unsure about who I was and had a hard time resolving解決 that. At first I denied my heritage遺產 I wanted to be like everyone else. Fortunately for me, I have the most wonderful parents in the world! They stood by me and when I finally was ready to explore探測；勘查 my feelings and needs, they were there to guide and share with me. From one extreme, I went to the other, and immersed浸 myself in learning about my Korean heritage and the history of my birth-country. Slowly I moved towards the middle ground, and am now happily at peace with who I am. I want to say, however, that having a supportive and loving family was essential in reaching the place that I now am. 檢舉
	5F Hi 哥哥大二上 (2020/05/06) D選項好幽默檢舉

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