Kevin：Here we are at the temple.
Peggy：Wow, it is full of thick smoke. Let’s call the fire station.
 Kevin：Take it easy. The cloud of smoke is from the burning incense.
Peggy：Burning incense? I haven’t heard of that in my country before.
Kevin：In Taiwan, burning incense is often called worship, or baibai. It’s the most common way forChinese people to worship spirits. Sometimes they get down on their knees when they pray.
Peggy：Do you pray for good luck in the temple just like we do in the church?
 Kevin：That’s right. However, a temple is not only a place to go to worship but also a place forlearning how people should behave in order to live a happy life.
 Peggy：People also get and work together in the temple to help others, don’t they?
 Kevin：You bet.
Peggy：Eh! Not everyone is holding a stick of incense in their hands.
 Kevin：That’s because burning incense has been said to be harmful to people, so there are fewer andfewer people using it in worship.
Peggy：Health is more important than anything.
 Kevin：Follow me. Let me show you how to worship in the temple.
 Peggy：OK. I can’t wait to pray for good grades.
* incense 香　worship 敬拜　pray 祈禱　behave 表現　stick 條狀物
【題組】52. According to Kevin, why do Chinese people go to the temple?　
(A) They pray for good luck.　　
(B) They get together to lend others a hand.　　
(C) They learn how to behave to live happily.　　
(D) All of the above.