24.
(A) temporal
(B) linear
(C) virtual
(D) multiple

20. (A) indicate (B) detect (C) attest (D) verify

21. (A) Victims (B) Canvassers (C) Dilettantes (D) Proponents

22. (A) metaphor (B) alliteration (C) paradox (D) irony

23. (A) extreme (B) anxious (C) onerous (D) illusory

25. (A) resurrection (B) suffocation (C) purification (D) bifurcation

26. According to the passage, what characterizes Cosplayers? (A) They are not quite sure about who they are. (B) They favor the blurring vision of the past. (C) They are popular among their circle of friends. (D) They are appealing to the solitary subject.

27. According to the passage, which word of the following best describes the "clear code of honor and conduct" for historical recreationist Cosplayers? (A) honesty (B) masculinity (C) chastity (D) destiny

28. Which of the following is TRUE about the Cosplay world? (A) It creates free-floating identities for Cosplayers. (B) It grants Cosplayers a sense of interconnectivity. (C) It builds a community of obsessive pursuits. (D) It is like a safety valve that keeps the private fantasy intact.

29. Which of the following is TRUE about Barbara Adams? (A) She wore her Starfleet uniform for her Whitewater trial in 1996. (B) What she wore was the uniform of her community fanclub. (C) Her idea of Utopia was modeled on a fictional world. (D) She believed that entertainment and philosophy needed to be separated.

30. What does the author try to suggest in the conclusion? (A) To acquire a stable identity, Cosplayers are generally not interested in experimentation. (B) Cosplayers have the privilege to wear a costume inspired from multiple sources. (C) To form their identity type, Cosplayers have to wear a costume designed by themselves. (D) Cosplayers think the same way as their identity group does to decide their character and conduct.