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請依下文回答第 23 題至第 25 題  The Mexican painter Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) lived a life of extraordinary suffering. She caught a disease calledpolio when she was six. She was nearly killed in a bus accident when she was eighteen. The bus accident left her withlong-lasting injuries that caused her great pain for the rest of her life. Because of these injuries, she suffered amiscarriage when she was twenty-five.Many critics have pointed out that the pain in Kahlo's body has affected her paintings. Although she was anactive, energetic, vibrant woman, the excruciating pain often separated her from other people and made her feel alone.However, Kahlo also lived a life of passion. She played sports in school, wore colorful clothes, danced, studied and fellin love. She was very proud of being Mexican and was politically active. These characteristics have been representedin her paintings. She used bold colors, including lots of reds; she used Mexican imagery, such as monkeys and parrots.Frida Kahlo took her pain, combined it with her strong spirit, and turned it into art. Her paintings may makeviewers uncomfortable with their honesty, but Kahlo was not the type of person to hold back. If she could suffer andgrow, her paintings could most likely make viewers feel and grow as well.
23 According to the passage, how did Frida Kahlo's pain affect her life?
(A)It made her a pathetic painter.
(B)It completely destroyed her career.
(C)It made her scream like monkeys.
(D)It isolated her from other people.

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答案：C
難度：非常困難0
統計：A(3),B(1),C(0),D(0),E(0)

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