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15. What is the primary purpose of this article? (A) To explain why Muslim women should have the freedom to choose their attire. (B) To argue against legal or societal restrictions on religious head coverings for women. (C) To present a comprehensive view of headscarves beyond simple religious significance. (D) To compare the veiling practices and their meanings across different religious traditions.

16. Which of the following head coverings reveals the least amount of the body? (A) Al-amira. (B) Burka. (C) Niqab. (D) Khimar.

17. According to the passage, which of the following statements is NOT true? (A) The practice of veiling antedates Islam and is evident in other religious contexts. (B) The decision to veil can be influenced by legal, religious, and cultural factors. (C) Veiling is explicitly defined as an obligation in Islamic religious practices. (D) Some European countries have implemented legal restrictions on veiling.

18. According to the article, which of the following is NOT typically a reason a veiled woman considers the headscarf to symbolize? (A) An indicator of subjugation. (B) A display of spiritual faith. (C) A declaration of cultural heritage. (D) A resistance to Western beauty norms. 

19. What is the primary purpose of Murakami's acceptance speech for the Jerusalem Prize in 2009? (A) To examine the human cost of conflict by recounting personal and generational experiences. (B) To affirm the novelist's imperative to uphold individual dignity against systemic oppression. (C) To denounce institutional violence while advocating for pacifism and spiritual reconciliation. (D) To critique the moral failures of power structures and encourage collective moral awakening.

20. What does Murakami's metaphor of the "wall" most clearly suggest about the nature of systemic power? (A) It exists primarily to preserve cultural values and traditions. (B) It evolves in response to collective resistance and public opinion. (C) It is impersonal, rigid, and often indifferent to individual suffering. (D) It operates transparently, relying on public trust and accountability.

21. Why does Murakami mention his father in the speech? (A) To suggest that familial relationships are inherently political in times of war. (B) To contrast filial obligation with the writer's duty to remain morally detached. (C) To argue that generational guilt plays a central role in shaping cultural identity. (D) To show how personal memory shapes his ethical stance on violence and empathy.

22. If Murakami's metaphor were extended to contemporary global issues, which of the following scenarios would most accurately reflect the relationship between the "egg" and the "wall"? (A) A government enacting stricter surveillance measures to prevent cybercrimes. (B) A political party consolidating power to implement sweeping economic reforms. (C) A grassroots environmental movement opposing corporate deforestation practices. (D) A multinational corporation lobbying for relaxed labor laws in developing countries. 

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