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(A) hypnosis
(B) parishes
(C) hypocrisy
(D) nomadic
(E) comradeship (AB) submerge (AC) blisters (AD) worshipping (AE) penetrated (BC) daunting (BD) morphed (BE) converge (CD) devout (CE) accommodation (DE) commerce (AB) submerge (AC) blisters (AD) worshipping (AE) penetrated (BC) daunting (BD) morphed (BE) converge (CD) devout (CE) accommodation (DE) commerce

複選題40 (A) hypnosis (B) parishes (C) hypocrisy (D) nomadic (E) comradeship (AB) submerge (AC) blisters (AD) worshipping (AE) penetrated (BC) daunting (BD) morphed (BE) converge (CD) devout (CE) accommodation (DE) commerce (AB) submerge (AC) blisters (AD) worshipping (AE) penetrated (BC) daunting (BD) morphed (BE) converge (CD) devout (CE) accommodation (DE) commerce

複選題41 (A) hypnosis (B) parishes (C) hypocrisy (D) nomadic (E) comradeship (AB) submerge (AC) blisters (AD) worshipping (AE) penetrated (BC) daunting (BD) morphed (BE) converge (CD) devout (CE) accommodation (DE) commerce (AB) submerge (AC) blisters (AD) worshipping (AE) penetrated (BC) daunting (BD) morphed (BE) converge (CD) devout (CE) accommodation (DE) commerce

42 (A) hypnosis (B) parishes (C) hypocrisy (D) nomadic (E) comradeship (AB) submerge (AC) blisters (AD) worshipping (AE) penetrated (BC) daunting (BD) morphed (BE) converge (CD) devout (CE) accommodation (DE) commerce (AB) submerge (AC) blisters (AD) worshipping (AE) penetrated (BC) daunting (BD) morphed (BE) converge (CD) devout (CE) accommodation (DE) commerce

43 (A) hypnosis (B) parishes (C) hypocrisy (D) nomadic (E) comradeship (AB) submerge (AC) blisters (AD) worshipping (AE) penetrated (BC) daunting (BD) morphed (BE) converge (CD) devout (CE) accommodation (DE) commerce (AB) submerge (AC) blisters (AD) worshipping (AE) penetrated (BC) daunting (BD) morphed (BE) converge (CD) devout (CE) accommodation (DE) commerce

複選題45(A) hypnosis (B) parishes (C) hypocrisy (D) nomadic (E) comradeship (AB) submerge (AC) blisters (AD) worshipping (AE) penetrated (BC) daunting (BD) morphed (BE) converge (CD) devout (CE) accommodation (DE) commerce (AB) submerge (AC) blisters (AD) worshipping (AE) penetrated (BC) daunting (BD) morphed (BE) converge (CD) devout (CE) accommodation (DE) commerce

46. Which of the following aspects does the passage mainly discuss? (A) Gene pool. (B) Facial morphology. (C) Expressions on the face. (D) Countenance recognition ability. (E) Relationship between genetics and facial development.

47. The word “doppelgänger” in the first paragraph is closest in meaning to “_______.” (A) delusion (B) analogy (C) duplicate (D) apparition (E) congeniality

48. According to the passage, all of the following statements are true EXCEPT that _______. (A) human beings are not that genetically diverse as expected (B) human face recognition ability is a result of evolution (C) “unrelated” identical twins are a case of genes running out of options (D) one’s geographical background is unlikely to be recognizable in the face (E) siblings who share the same gene pool but not the exact same genetic makeup often look alike

49. According to the passage, those suffering from _______ would most possibly have some problem with the fusiform face area. (A) loss of memories (B) genetic abnormalities (C) facial disfigurements (D) cognitive impairment (E) sensory processing disorder

50. Which of the following could be best interpreted based on this passage? (A) Strangers ask you for a celebrity’s autograph by mistake. (B) DNA testing helps you to get reunited with your long-lost twin. (C) Children suffering Down’s syndrome show similar facial characteristics. (D) Few can tell a Japanese from a Chinese or a Korean simply by his/her appearance. (E) Upon encountering a twin stranger on the street, you wonder if one of your parents has an affair.