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閱讀測驗  English is a global language, and you may use it or hear someone speak it sometimes. However, do you really say what you mean, or do you understand what it really means? When Americans say, “I got you,” they mean either “I understand” or “You are tricked” in a funny way. What about “by heart”? If a girl says she can tell you one thing by heart, she means she can tell you what she remembers—it, though, may have nothing to do with emotions. Then, what about “a piece of cake”? It sometimes doesn’t refer to the cake that people eat. Instead, it means something is as easy as eating cake. That is, it means “very easy”! So, can you now reply well to these special expressions? Do you think they “go over your head”—too difficult to understand, or do you think it’s just a piece of cake?
41 ( ) The best title of the passage might be “________.”
(A) American English and British English
(B) Interesting Cultural Differences
(C) Different Languages Around the World
(D) We Don’t Mean It Literally

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答案：[無官方正解]
難度：適中0.5
統計：A(0),B(0),C(0),D(0),E(0)

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