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請依下文回答第 11 題至第 15 題 Take your ears on vacation. There is so much to delight the ears when you bother to open them. Take thedome of St. Paul’s Cathedral in London. A beautiful sight, yes—but an 11 experience if encountered solely withyour eyes. When you whisper into the curved walls, your voice skims around the inside of the dome and is clearlyaudible to 12 on the opposite side. Of course, there is more to sound tourism than seeking out the mostaesthetically pleasing sounds. Trigger a small, benign avalanche on the Kelso Dunes in the Mojave Desert in Californiaand you might hear the sand singing. The tumbling of the grains causes droning 13 like that made by a taxiingaircraft. This thrilling sound is remarkable for its rarity, not its aesthetic quality. We are entering a golden age for sound tourism—one driven by consumer electronics. In the past there was nosimple way for most of us to record what we heard, 14 it hard for people to share their aural experiences withothers. This has changed as many of us carry around phones, tablets and cameras that can capture unique and beautifulsounds. Our ears play an immensely important role in 15 we perceive our environment. With better awareness ofsonic wonders, we can start building a better-sounding world.
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(A)insecure
(B)indifferent
(C)ineligible
(D)incomplete

參考答案

答案：D
難度：困難0.391892
統計：A(3),B(22),C(14),D(29),E(0)

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