37 Fame can be very disruptive: it can be like a drug that gives you the feeling that you are happy and self-fulfilled but it can also distract you from what is really important. (A)Although fame brings the feeling of happiness and self-fulfillment, it ultimately makes one distracted from reality. (B)Although fame is like a drug, it is indispensable if one would like to get the feeling of happiness and self-fulfillment. (C)Although fame distracts one from making judgments, it provides the drug for the feeling of happiness and self-fulfillment. (D)Although fame is unimportant, people pursue it as if it is a drug that brings the feeling of happiness and self-fulfillment.

37 Fame can be very disruptive: it can be like a drug that gives you the feeling that you are happy and self-fulfilled but it can also distract you from what is really important.
(A)Although fame brings the feeling of happiness and self-fulfillment, it ultimately makes one distracted from reality.
(B)Although fame is like a drug, it is indispensable if one would like to get the feeling of happiness and self-fulfillment.
(C)Although fame distracts one from making judgments, it provides the drug for the feeling of happiness and self-fulfillment.
(D)Although fame is unimportant, people pursue it as if it is a drug that brings the feeling of happiness and self-fulfillment.

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統計： A(162), B(54), C(38), D(24), E(0) #578651

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追求名聲是好壞各半，它就像毒品可以帶給你快樂和自我滿足，但也會讓你分不清什麼才是真正重要的

42 All-vegetable diets have received endorsements since antiquity, among sages aware of the improving effects of all kinds of austerity, and among critics of human arrogance which claims dominion over beasts. (A)Since ancient times, many intellectuals have always been in favor of all-vegetable diets: sages find evidence to prove the benefits of simple diets and some even contend that it is foolish to eat meat. (B)Since ancient times, all-vegetable diets have always been a controversial issue: some scholars argue about the advantages of being vegetarians whereas others question the idea of curbing one’s appetite for meat. (C)Since ancient times, the good effects of all-vegetable diets have been recognized by both sages and critics of human arrogance: the former know the benefits of restraint and the latter, the fallacy of man’s dominion over beasts. (D)Since ancient times, all-vegetable diets have always been taken seriously by many intellectuals: some point out the benefits of simple diets and others criticize the killing of animals for their meat.

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