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  3. Indians are generally religious and family oriented, and their lives are deeply【C1】______in tradition. The interests of the fami

Indians are generally religious and family oriented, and their lives are deeply【C1】______in tradition. The interests of the fami

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问题     Indians are generally religious and family oriented, and their lives are deeply【C1】______in tradition. The interests of the family take【C2】______over those of the【C3】______. Families are generally large,【C4】______the government is actively encouraging family【C5】______to curb rapid population growth.【C6】______families often live together or near each other, and form the basic social and economic【C7】______of rural Indian society. The elderly are respected and cared for by their families. The father is considered the head of the【C8】______Middle-class families, especially in【C9】______areas, are becoming more nuclear. A middle-or upper-class father expects to take care of the children【C10】______until they have finished an education and taken a job【C11】______how long it takes. Most working and middle-class women work outside the home【C12】______economic necessity, and a growing number of urban women are joining the professional【C13】______.
    Foods vary widely in India, depending on the culture and region. For example, rice is a【C14】______in the south,【C15】______rot’i(wheat bread)is the main food in the north. Indian meals are usually very【C16】______. Different types of curry, made with eggs, fish, meat, or vegetables, are popular. Vegetarianism is widely【C17】______, often for religious reasons. All castes and【C18】______have their own rules and customs【C19】______food. Hindus consider cows to be sacred and they, like Sikhs, will not eat beef.【C20】______Muslims do not eat pork or drink alcohol.
【C9】
选项 A、remote
B、urban
C、rural
D、suburban
答案B
解析 词汇辨析。本句的内容与上文提到农村的大家庭形成对立。由此推断，本句中产阶级的家庭应该指城市的。urban意为“城市的(地区)”，符合前后逻辑，故选 B。remote意为“偏远的”；suburban意为“郊区的”；均不合句意。
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