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複選題16.(AB) modification (AC) stability (AD) penetrated (AE) peasantry (BC) analogous (BD) conservatism (BE) secular (CD) considerable (CE) recuperation (DE) conspicuously (ABC) crystallization (ABD) cohesion

複選題16.(AB) None had to queue for free bread.  (AC) Just as Gladiator II recently vexed classicists with its inaccurate portrayal of the emperors, so too has director Brady Corbet riled the architecture world by playing fast and loose with his interpretation of brutalism, the Bauhaus, and postwar immigration.  (AD) Now brutalism, the once-maligned postwar architectural style of chiseled concrete forms, has finally reached Hollywood, in the form of an epic three-and-a-half-hour film that looks set to sweep the Oscars.  (AE) But he first made his name designing curved tubular steel furniture, of a kind practically identical to Tóth’s in the film’s early scenes.  (BC) Titled Presence of the Past, it was the moment that postmodernism took ascendancy, seeing a colorful parade of architects indulging in cartoonish historical references, embracing wit, humor and knowing pastiche. (BD) In the movie, Brody’s tortured Tóth bristles with single-minded egotism, driven to the edge of sanity by his dogged devotion to the project, choosing to quit and shovel coal rather than see his vision compromised.  (BE) For almost an hour, they railed against everything from the stereotypical depiction of the architect as a lone male genius to the Bauhaus-inspired graphic design of the credits.  

複選題16.(AB) The non-painful phantom sensations may include a specific position, shape, or movement of the phantom, feelings of warmth or cold, itching, tingling, or electric sensations, and other paraesthesias. (AC) Phantom-limb pain is commonly confused with pain in the area adjacent to the amputated body part. (AD) There have been some reports that phantom-limb pain is more frequent in female than male amputees, but other studies did not confirm these findings. (AE) Furthermore, post-amputation pain at the site of the wound must be distinguished from pain in the residual limb and in the phantom limb, which may all occur together in the early phase after amputation. (BC) It seems to be more intense in the distal portions of the phantom limb and can have several different qualities, such as stabbing, throbbing, burning, or cramping. (BD) The term phantom-limb pain was coined for this sensation by Mitchell in 1872.

複選題16.(AB) veiled (AC) vestiges (AD) rudimentary (AE) forged (BC) inquisitive (BD) arresting (BE) synonymous (CD) equivocal (CE) barren (DE) conjecture (ABC) compartment (ABD) stagnation

複選題16.(AB)The spine isn’t designed to lift heavy weights alone. (AC) These are not radical changes—they're sustainable shifts. (AD) In more serious cases, it can limit mobility and disrupt everyday life. (AE)Gentle exercises, stretches, and activities can all help relieve the pain. (BC) But lifestyle plays a vital role. (BD) As the saying goes, “Prevention is better than cure.”

複選題16.(AB) This dual status—as both a disorder and a ritualized behavior—poses a challenge for medical professionals attempting accurate classification. (AC) The term pica originates from the Latin for magpie, a bird known for eating indiscriminately. (AD) Its popularity among adolescents has raised concern about social media influence and body image anxiety. (AE) For instance, this practice may be tied to beliefs about beauty, health, or even spiritual cleansing. (BC) Even when symptoms appear severe, patients may underreport their behavior due to shame or cultural stigma. (BD)In such environments, behaviors like geophagia are rarely addressed until they result in life-threatening complications. (BE) This lends support to the theory that geophagia may be triggered by environmental or psychological disruptions.

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複選題16.(AB) where (AC) vaulting (AD) yet (AE) project (BC) composed (BD) those (BE) grandeur (CD) reticulated (CE) accretion (BC) which

複選題16.(AB) The way schools see it, today's hair codes are much laxer than they were in the past. (AC) It's commonly said that "It takes a ruler to draw a square, and compasses to make a circle." (AD) Schools ought to allow young students to explore life and to make their own mistakes. (AE) One cannot overemphasize the importance of how school regulations should be implemented. (BC) During their junior high school years, students experience rapid and violent changes in body and mind. (BD) This is a good opportunity for teachers and students to discuss how to create hair and dress regulations acceptable to everyone. (BE) In addition to regulations in black and white, some schools would have unwritten rules to control every aspect of student behavior. (CD) They think that sometimes kids talk back to teachers and parents not because they really disagree with them, but because of a sheer feeling of rebellion.

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