Dear Diary,
        I was drawn to Doctors Without Borders because I wanted to help people. Its members go into any country where they’re needed. There’s no politics, just the question of helping those in need. As a doctor I had useful skills, so I decided to join up.
        Back then I thought I would be giving children shots in Albania or some small African villages. I had no idea that I would be on the front lines of a “hot zone.” We have been in Liberia for a year, and it seems we’re finally wining the fights against Ebola. However, I still have to follow all the rules. Before entering the hospital, I put on four layers of plastic. It can get very hot under there, but I can’t touch my face. That would be too dangerous.         There are doctors and nurses from all around the world here, but we all agree on one thing. This is a hard job, but someone has to do it.
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【題組】23. What does “drown” mean in the article?
(A) To be afraid of something.
(B) To be far away from something.
(C) To cure something.
(D) To be very interested in something.