試題詳解

39. There is significant variation in mortality, a variation affected by race and gender. Women in Taiwan generally live for an average of six years longer than men. The cause of this difference between male and female mortality are uncertain, but the consequences can be described. For examples, more and more property today is owned by women who have received the property through a husband's will.
The writer of the passage would probably agree with which of the following?
(A) Children are unaffected by the variations in mortality rates.
(B) Married men should prepare to live their final years as widowers.
(C) Married women should prepare to live their final years as widows.
(D) Women who own property should be younger than they are.