(D)    Few of us ponder how we got our names. Looking at the naming traditions of various cultures, we may learn something new from the things that we usually   32    .    There are some differences between Western and Chinese cultures   33   naming customs. In the   34    , people usually keep their family name from generation to generation. Furthermore, Chinese people show their respect for their elders by not   35     their giving names. In Western societies, however,   36     a child   36  an ancestor is   37     an indication of esteem and affection.In Iceland, a person’s last name usually comes directly from the first name of the father. For the Yami people of Taiwan, the naming tradition works     38    .   In this culture, the son does not take the name of the father.   39   , the father changes his name upon the birth of his first son.
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(A)take it into consideration
(B) take it for granted
(C)take for granted
(D) take place of