三、綜合測驗(10%) Bodies and limbs are whirling about in a frenzy of windmills, headspins and handglides. It may sound like a street fight, but there’s nothing violent here. The  36.    are in fact taking part in a street dance competition.   Street dance 37.  American hip hop culture. It began as a way for African Americans to express themselves through dance. The  38.  found its way to Taiwan in the mid-1980s and has been growing in popularity ever since.Many young people in Taiwan have discovered the  39.    and the freedom of expression through street dance because there are no set rules in this form of dance. Instead, it’s about testing the body’s limits. For example, from a headspin dancers can change into a handglide,    40.    they support their body weight with just one hand while spinning. Or when doing the windmill, a male dancer rotates on his upper body with his legs    41.    in the air.    In addition, street dance moves also test the limits of one’s  42.   . Hence, more and more battle-style competitions are popping up. In these competitions, one dancer will pull off a move and the other has to follow; if the    43.  succeeds, he will perform his own move for the former to follow. To win, crews will practice for weeks  44.     a competition.Street dance has little prestige, compared with other forms of dance, but street dancers feel comfortable about and  45.    what they’re doing. As a famous dancer puts it, “Dance is my only way of reaching out and communicating with the world.”
【題組】36.
(A) combatants
(B) competitions
(C) challenges
(D) foundations