請依下文回答第46題至第50題： Hundreds of millions of people read their horoscopes every day. Seekers scan

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請依下文回答第46題至第50題： Hundreds of millions of people read their horoscopes every day. Seekers scan the skies for answers to life'schallenges, believing that the planets, and their relative positions, have something direct to say to each of us. Manystill confuse astrology with astronomy. Even with all my scientific training, I cannot say that I blame them. Thebetter we know the heavens, the better we know ourselves. Even though modern science has stopped seeing thestars as an oracle, we still search for answers in the skies. As we study the skies scientifically, we are trying toexplain our cosmic origins, the beginnings of life on Earth—and to know whether we are alone in the universe. In ancient times and for many indigenous cultures, the skies were（and still are）sacred. Countless religiousnarratives and mythical tales from across the planet can prove this. To know the skies was to have some level ofcontrol over the course of events that affected people, communities, and kingdoms. The gods wrote their messageson the dark canvas of the night sky, using the twinkling stars as their ink. The shaman, the priest, the holy man orwoman were the interpreters, the decoders. They could translate the will of the gods into a message the people couldunderstand. Fast forward to the 17th century, as Galileo and Kepler were establishing the roots of modern scienceand astronomy. To them the skies were still sacred, even if in different ways from their predecessors. Theirs was aChristian god, creator of the universe and everything in it. The stars may be way out there, distant and unreachable, yet we feel a deep connection to them. Walking throughan open field on a clear, moonless night speaks to us on many different levels. In the modern scientific attempt tostudy the skies, we identify the same desire for meaning that drove our ancestors to look up and worship the gods.Our most advanced telescopes are concrete evidence of our modern urge to understand the heavens. We know theanswers are there, waiting.
【題組】46 What is the author's attitude towards people who cannot tell astrology from astronomy？
(A)He would blame them for such a mistake.
(B)He understands why people make such mistake.
(C)He has been training professionally to tell the difference.
(D)He cannot sometimes understand such a difference, either.

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答案：B
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【評論內容】What is the author's attitude towards people who cannot tell astrology from astronomy？對於無法區分占星學和天文學的人，作者持什麼態度？(A) He would blame them for such a mistake. (B) He understands why people make such mistake. (C) He has been training professionally to tell the difference. (D) He cannot sometimes understand such a difference, either.(A) 他會因為這樣的錯誤而責怪他們。(B) 他理解人們為什麼會犯這樣的錯誤。 (C) 他一直在接受專業訓練來辨別差異。(D) 他有時也無法理解這種差異。

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【評論內容】Hundreds of millions of people read their horoscopes every day. Seekers scan the skies for answers to life's challenges, believing that the planets, and their relative positions, have something direct to say to each of us. Many still confuse astrology with astronomy. Even with all my scientific training, I cannot say that I blame them. The better we know the heavens, the better we know ourselves. Even though modern science has stopped seeing the stars as an oracle, we still search for answers in the skies. As we study the skies scientifically, we are trying to explain our cosmic origins, the b...