問題詳情
請依下文回答第 44 題至第 47 題： With winter upon us, offices are seeing more people calling in sick. But there are still many more who 44 comingin, no matter how ill they are. Are they really doing any good when they drag themselves into work? It’s referred to as“presenteeism,” where sick workers perform well below their abilities, make more mistakes, and pass their illness on totheir co-workers, 45 staying at home and getting over whatever is ailing them. A US study found that the phenomenonof coming in when you’re sick 46 the economy up to $150 billion US. So why do people feel compelled to sit at theirdesks coughing and sniffling rather than rest at home? Many workers feel their job is 47 to miss while half feel guiltyabout their co-workers having to pick up the slack. Some just prefer to be at work, while others can’t afford not to be.
【題組】44
(A)argue against
(B)insist on
(C)cope with
(D)beware of
參考答案
答案：B
難度：適中0.652
統計：A(33),B(163),C(22),D(32),E(0)
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