9 Though unwilling to follow his father’s footsteps, Jason still _____ the family business when his father passed away.
(A)took back (B)took out (C)took off (D)took over
請依下文回答第 36 題至第 40 題： Rome is a subtle city adorned with the old and the new, the grandeur and the modest, and a city for the cat lovers and the cats. Cats have been living in Rome for uncounted centuries. The Romans always appreciate the companion of cats and connect them as sacred animals of Roman deities. Libertas, the Roman goddess and embodiment of liberty, is often shown as a matron in classical robe with a cat at herfeet. A Roman myth tells of the goddess Diana’s transformation into a cat so she might escape the evil forces of the dragon-like creature, Typhon. Rome has even dedicated a street, Via della Gatta, to this animal and in the past also a square, Piazza della Gatta, but that now is known as Piazza Grazioli. The fascination for cats remains so long that the Romans have designated the felines as a biocultural heritageof the city Rome. If you are an ailurophile or a feline’s friend, you should add some time to have a leisure strollfollowing the paces of these furry Roman citizens after you have tired of all regular tourist excursions inRome. Visit the Largo di Torre Argentina, a large, excavated square of archaeological ruins, and a catsanctuary. Then, have your ears prickled up, prowl and explore into Via della Gatta. At the corner of Viadella Gatta and Piazza del Collegio Romano, on the Palazzo Doria-Pamphili is located a Madonnella, asacred portrait, containing a painting of 1796, named The Immaculate Conception, representing an image of a Madonna who tenderly holds in her arms a cat. It is said that the exact spot where the cat set her eyes there lies a wonderful hidden treasure. It seems, however, that this point has not yet been identified since there is not any official or popular tale about the discovery of a treasure in the area. Overall, the cats of Rome have strong bond with this city. There are approximately 30,000 feral catsliving in the ancient ruins. You may bump into friends with four paws sitting, stretching out and rollingover on ancient pillars and steps. You never know who might pop in to say meow to you. Wait and snappictures. It is time to look for a new way to roam in this old city. 【題組】37 How do we know the Romans have considered cats sacred animals?
(A) We may bump into cats everywhere on ancient pillars and steps. (B) There are about 30,000 stray cats living in the ancient ruins. (C) Many portraits of Roman deities have the connection with cats. (D) The cats in Rome would know the place where a hidden treasure lies.
4 The powerful explosion threatened to obliterate the ancient ruins, but careful excavation efforts were
made to _______ and protect the historical site for future generations to explore and appreciate. (A) resemble (B) meditate (C) preserve (D) predicate
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