試題詳解

17 The ceremonial celebration of the arrival of the period of puberty in girls is more rigidly adhered to than any ancient religious rite or social custom in vogue among the Apache.
(A)In the Apache culture, the importance of the advent of female puberty surpasses all other time-tested religious rites or popular social customs.
(B)Celebrating the beginning of puberty in girls is a very strict ceremony among the Apache, stricter even than other old holy ceremonies or popular social practices.
(C)The Apache people give utmost importance to girls in their puberty, who are closely watched and protected in all religious ceremonies and social activities.
(D)For the Apache, no other religious or social ceremonies are more important than the celebration of supreme beauty.