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Silence means no sound. But in fact, there is no 1. thing as true silence for a living being, because silence 2. is an exposure of the mind and the heart.

Some people use silence as a disguise(偽裝) of the 3. (empty) of the head. Some use it as 4. means to describe their puzzlement and sadness. And some use it as a way of 5. (express) their angers.

What do silent people say? They say that “silence is golden”, but 6. is the nature of this “gold”? It can include honesty and kindness; it can stand for separation 7. fame and fortune; 8. it can also act as an excuse for untruthfulness and cunning.

Is it true that permanent silence 9. (represent) by death?

Perhaps even death cannot represent true silence, for the carrier of the soul can turn into dust, so that the sincere and wise voices 10. are from the bottom of the heart will cause long-lasting echoes in the seas of human hearts.

 

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9. is represented

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試題分析：作者對(duì)寂靜的含義做了詮釋，在不同的情況下，人們選擇沉默代表自己的心聲。

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