50 (A)Then the view switched to genes. (B)Life spans are nothing like a trait such as height, which is mainly inherited. (C)That means it is generally impossible to predict how long a person will live based on how long the person’s relatives lived. (D)Also, they may be simply chance events, like a randomly occurring mutation in a gene of a cell that ultimately leads to cancer.

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(A)Then the view switched to genes.
(B)Life spans are nothing like a trait such as height, which is mainly inherited.
(C)That means it is generally impossible to predict how long a person will live based on how long the person’s relatives lived.
(D)Also, they may be simply chance events, like a randomly occurring mutation in a gene of a cell that ultimately leads to cancer.

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統計： A(7), B(15), C(13), D(46), E(0) #370991

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Fang-Tung Huang

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40 Saul Steinberg (1914-1999) was renowned for his sharp, witty drawings for the New Yorker magazine and widely acclaimed for expertly crossing the boundaries between illustration, cartoons and fine art. (A)Saul Steinberg was famous for including different art forms in the design of the New Yorker magazine, particularly his appealing drawings. (B)Saul Steinberg was famous for being a creative artist though he was less well-known for being a cartoonist for the New Yorker magazine. (C)Saul Steinberg was praised for the brilliant drawings he did for the New Yorker magazine, but criticized for mixing different art forms in his works. (D)Saul Steinberg was famous for his clever drawings for the New Yorker magazine and his ability to blend different art forms into his works.

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