III. Cloze : Part A:        According to the UN’s Human Development Index, Norway is the best country to live on the planet.It certainly seems to be one of the greatest places for   11   , too. In contrast to many Europeancountries troubled by   12     , the Norwegian birth rate is a healthy 1.75 in 2014. Norway’s reputationas a child-friendly society is mostly based on the government’s initiative to improve   13   . ANorwegian mother can receive a grant of about NT$167,000 for a birth or adoption. Maternity leave is 49weeks with full pay or 59 weeks with 80% pay, while paternity leave is ten weeks. There is also financialsupport for those who choose to   14    rather than return to the workplace. Children between one tofive years old are entitled to a place in a kindergarten. And the baby industry is    15     , giving birth toa plethora of new activities or facilities: baby-massage, baby’s book days at the library, and evenbreastfeeding-friendly cafés.
【題組】12.
(A) a sluggish status of economy
(B) a declining rate of fertility
(C) an imbalanced ratio of boys and girls
(D) an increasing number of crimes