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might come right out of his mouth. It was easier to eat
without them. And one could always use a device called
a masticator. This crude, jagged pincer chewed the
food right on the plate. The masticator worked with a
side-to-side action. The instrument, said the
directions, is best worked when held horizontally with
both hands. To avoid chilling the food. Dip the blades
into hot water from time to time.
46. This passage is primarily about__________.
A) trouble caused by false teeth B) false teeth in
the 1700s
C) teeth carved from ivory D) the history of
dentistry
47. The writer told about Jim to show that__________ .
A) teeth can be lost in different ways
B) false teeth are made of ivory
C) modern denture are better that those of the past
D) poor people in the past received no dental care
48. Early false teeth were worn to________.
A) make their wearers look better B) keep the gums
from shrinking
C) help their wearers chew tough food D) show their
wearers are well-off
49. Carved dentures were hard to eat with because
they________.
A) were too sticky B) came out easily C) worked
with horizontally D) were too sharp
50. The word instrument in the last paracaaraph
refers to_________.
A) sticky food B) false teeth wearer C) side-to-
side action D) masticator
Passage Ⅲ Questions 51-55 are based on the following
passage.
It is possible to stop most drug addiction in the
United States within a short time. Simply make all
drugs available and sell them at cost. Label each drug
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