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candy

請幫我解釋第40題⬇️

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My friend, Debora Muka, is a girl from Albania. She once told me, “When I was little, I
played with other kids a lot. They were from a baker family. My grandmother took them in.” To
my surprise, her family didn't even know them at all.
In the 1990s, because of the two-year Kosovo War, more than 500,000 refugees ran away
from Kosovo to look for a safe place in Albania. There were refugee camps all over the country.
Many Albanian families like the Mukas went to a camp to take refugees home and treated them
like part of their family.
Every Albanian follows Besa, a rule in Albania. A long time ago, if any Albanian looked for
a place to live, he could just knock on any door of the houses and asked, “Head of the house, may
I stay?" and the owner would take him in. And in Besa, the owner of the house should always
have a room ready at any time because there might be someone coming for a visit.
“Besides us, many even borrow money in order to help others, but they never turn anyone
away,” she said. Every time I talk with Debora, I feel rich about my life. If a small and poor
country like Albania can make the world better, we can, too.
baker 麵包師傅 refugee 難民 Albanian 阿爾巴尼亞人(的)

40. What is true about the reading?
A Debora's grandmother is good at baking.
(B) The writer is as rich as her friend, Debora.
(C) The Mukas are refugees from the Kosovo War.
(D) Some Albanians help people even if they are poor.
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Answer 1

✨ 最佳解答 ✨

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(B)文章沒有提到這個，只提到每當跟Debora Muka聊天，會使作者感到富足（倒數第二行）
(C)第一段提到Muka是一個阿爾巴尼亞女孩，第二段講述阿爾巴尼亞人幫助Kosovo戰爭的難民的故事，所以Muka的家族並不是難民。
(D)第三段提到阿爾巴尼亞人都服從的規範Besa，並詳述房子的主人不論何時都會預留一個客房給可能到訪的人，第四段開頭寫到他們甚至會借錢以幫助他人。所以答案選(D)

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