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The humanities is 1 a form of knowledge. Like other knowledge, this deals with a 2 man"s life in nature and society, but it is required 3 through the study of man"s spiritual creations—language, art, history, philosophy, or 4 religion. This filtering of the subject, man, through the medium of mind have 5 the effect of keeping always in the foreground the element of novelness 6 , of uniqueness, of astonishing unpredictability. Whereas the study of nature assumes and finds of its uniforms 7 , and whereas the scientific study of society tries too 8 to grasp what is regular and inevitable, the study of nature and man through 9 humanities dwells on what is individual and alike 10 and anarchic. It finds what does not conform with 11 rule, what has no counterpart, what does not "behave", and 12 simply is or acts—this is the splendid and refreshed 13 spectacle of the humanities. It is the Antigone of Sophocles, who 14 describes the unique woman and is no other drama; the Athenian plague in Thucydides, which is at once unknown, vividly present, and forever 15 past. (Excerpt from Science vs. the Humanities )

答案： is→rare

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The humanities is 1 a form of knowledge. Like other knowledge, this deals with a 2 man"s life in nature and society, but it is required 3 through the study of man"s spiritual creations—language, art, history, philosophy, or 4 religion. This filtering of the subject, man, through the medium of mind have 5 the effect of keeping always in the foreground the element of novelness 6 , of uniqueness, of astonishing unpredictability. Whereas the study of nature assumes and finds of its uniforms 7 , and whereas the scientific study of society tries too 8 to grasp what is regular and inevitable, the study of nature and man through 9 humanities dwells on what is individual and alike 10 and anarchic. It finds what does not conform with 11 rule, what has no counterpart, what does not "behave", and 12 simply is or acts—this is the splendid and refreshed 13 spectacle of the humanities. It is the Antigone of Sophocles, who 14 describes the unique woman and is no other drama; the Athenian plague in Thucydides, which is at once unknown, vividly present, and forever 15 past. (Excerpt from Science vs. the Humanities )

答案：去掉a

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The humanities is 1 a form of knowledge. Like other knowledge, this deals with a 2 man"s life in nature and society, but it is required 3 through the study of man"s spiritual creations—language, art, history, philosophy, or 4 religion. This filtering of the subject, man, through the medium of mind have 5 the effect of keeping always in the foreground the element of novelness 6 , of uniqueness, of astonishing unpredictability. Whereas the study of nature assumes and finds of its uniforms 7 , and whereas the scientific study of society tries too 8 to grasp what is regular and inevitable, the study of nature and man through 9 humanities dwells on what is individual and alike 10 and anarchic. It finds what does not conform with 11 rule, what has no counterpart, what does not "behave", and 12 simply is or acts—this is the splendid and refreshed 13 spectacle of the humanities. It is the Antigone of Sophocles, who 14 describes the unique woman and is no other drama; the Athenian plague in Thucydides, which is at once unknown, vividly present, and forever 15 past. (Excerpt from Science vs. the Humanities )

答案： required→acquired

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The humanities is 1 a form of knowledge. Like other knowledge, this deals with a 2 man"s life in nature and society, but it is required 3 through the study of man"s spiritual creations—language, art, history, philosophy, or 4 religion. This filtering of the subject, man, through the medium of mind have 5 the effect of keeping always in the foreground the element of novelness 6 , of uniqueness, of astonishing unpredictability. Whereas the study of nature assumes and finds of its uniforms 7 , and whereas the scientific study of society tries too 8 to grasp what is regular and inevitable, the study of nature and man through 9 humanities dwells on what is individual and alike 10 and anarchic. It finds what does not conform with 11 rule, what has no counterpart, what does not "behave", and 12 simply is or acts—this is the splendid and refreshed 13 spectacle of the humanities. It is the Antigone of Sophocles, who 14 describes the unique woman and is no other drama; the Athenian plague in Thucydides, which is at once unknown, vividly present, and forever 15 past. (Excerpt from Science vs. the Humanities )

答案： or→and

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The humanities is 1 a form of knowledge. Like other knowledge, this deals with a 2 man"s life in nature and society, but it is required 3 through the study of man"s spiritual creations—language, art, history, philosophy, or 4 religion. This filtering of the subject, man, through the medium of mind have 5 the effect of keeping always in the foreground the element of novelness 6 , of uniqueness, of astonishing unpredictability. Whereas the study of nature assumes and finds of its uniforms 7 , and whereas the scientific study of society tries too 8 to grasp what is regular and inevitable, the study of nature and man through 9 humanities dwells on what is individual and alike 10 and anarchic. It finds what does not conform with 11 rule, what has no counterpart, what does not "behave", and 12 simply is or acts—this is the splendid and refreshed 13 spectacle of the humanities. It is the Antigone of Sophocles, who 14 describes the unique woman and is no other drama; the Athenian plague in Thucydides, which is at once unknown, vividly present, and forever 15 past. (Excerpt from Science vs. the Humanities )

答案： have→has

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The humanities is 1 a form of knowledge. Like other knowledge, this deals with a 2 man"s life in nature and society, but it is required 3 through the study of man"s spiritual creations—language, art, history, philosophy, or 4 religion. This filtering of the subject, man, through the medium of mind have 5 the effect of keeping always in the foreground the element of novelness 6 , of uniqueness, of astonishing unpredictability. Whereas the study of nature assumes and finds of its uniforms 7 , and whereas the scientific study of society tries too 8 to grasp what is regular and inevitable, the study of nature and man through 9 humanities dwells on what is individual and alike 10 and anarchic. It finds what does not conform with 11 rule, what has no counterpart, what does not "behave", and 12 simply is or acts—this is the splendid and refreshed 13 spectacle of the humanities. It is the Antigone of Sophocles, who 14 describes the unique woman and is no other drama; the Athenian plague in Thucydides, which is at once unknown, vividly present, and forever 15 past. (Excerpt from Science vs. the Humanities )

答案： novelness→novelty

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The humanities is 1 a form of knowledge. Like other knowledge, this deals with a 2 man"s life in nature and society, but it is required 3 through the study of man"s spiritual creations—language, art, history, philosophy, or 4 religion. This filtering of the subject, man, through the medium of mind have 5 the effect of keeping always in the foreground the element of novelness 6 , of uniqueness, of astonishing unpredictability. Whereas the study of nature assumes and finds of its uniforms 7 , and whereas the scientific study of society tries too 8 to grasp what is regular and inevitable, the study of nature and man through 9 humanities dwells on what is individual and alike 10 and anarchic. It finds what does not conform with 11 rule, what has no counterpart, what does not "behave", and 12 simply is or acts—this is the splendid and refreshed 13 spectacle of the humanities. It is the Antigone of Sophocles, who 14 describes the unique woman and is no other drama; the Athenian plague in Thucydides, which is at once unknown, vividly present, and forever 15 past. (Excerpt from Science vs. the Humanities )

答案： uniforms→uniformities

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The humanities is 1 a form of knowledge. Like other knowledge, this deals with a 2 man"s life in nature and society, but it is required 3 through the study of man"s spiritual creations—language, art, history, philosophy, or 4 religion. This filtering of the subject, man, through the medium of mind have 5 the effect of keeping always in the foreground the element of novelness 6 , of uniqueness, of astonishing unpredictability. Whereas the study of nature assumes and finds of its uniforms 7 , and whereas the scientific study of society tries too 8 to grasp what is regular and inevitable, the study of nature and man through 9 humanities dwells on what is individual and alike 10 and anarchic. It finds what does not conform with 11 rule, what has no counterpart, what does not "behave", and 12 simply is or acts—this is the splendid and refreshed 13 spectacle of the humanities. It is the Antigone of Sophocles, who 14 describes the unique woman and is no other drama; the Athenian plague in Thucydides, which is at once unknown, vividly present, and forever 15 past. (Excerpt from Science vs. the Humanities )

答案： too→also

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The humanities is 1 a form of knowledge. Like other knowledge, this deals with a 2 man"s life in nature and society, but it is required 3 through the study of man"s spiritual creations—language, art, history, philosophy, or 4 religion. This filtering of the subject, man, through the medium of mind have 5 the effect of keeping always in the foreground the element of novelness 6 , of uniqueness, of astonishing unpredictability. Whereas the study of nature assumes and finds of its uniforms 7 , and whereas the scientific study of society tries too 8 to grasp what is regular and inevitable, the study of nature and man through 9 humanities dwells on what is individual and alike 10 and anarchic. It finds what does not conform with 11 rule, what has no counterpart, what does not "behave", and 12 simply is or acts—this is the splendid and refreshed 13 spectacle of the humanities. It is the Antigone of Sophocles, who 14 describes the unique woman and is no other drama; the Athenian plague in Thucydides, which is at once unknown, vividly present, and forever 15 past. (Excerpt from Science vs. the Humanities )

答案：加the

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The humanities is 1 a form of knowledge. Like other knowledge, this deals with a 2 man"s life in nature and society, but it is required 3 through the study of man"s spiritual creations—language, art, history, philosophy, or 4 religion. This filtering of the subject, man, through the medium of mind have 5 the effect of keeping always in the foreground the element of novelness 6 , of uniqueness, of astonishing unpredictability. Whereas the study of nature assumes and finds of its uniforms 7 , and whereas the scientific study of society tries too 8 to grasp what is regular and inevitable, the study of nature and man through 9 humanities dwells on what is individual and alike 10 and anarchic. It finds what does not conform with 11 rule, what has no counterpart, what does not "behave", and 12 simply is or acts—this is the splendid and refreshed 13 spectacle of the humanities. It is the Antigone of Sophocles, who 14 describes the unique woman and is no other drama; the Athenian plague in Thucydides, which is at once unknown, vividly present, and forever 15 past. (Excerpt from Science vs. the Humanities )

答案： alike→unlike

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The humanities is 1 a form of knowledge. Like other knowledge, this deals with a 2 man"s life in nature and society, but it is required 3 through the study of man"s spiritual creations—language, art, history, philosophy, or 4 religion. This filtering of the subject, man, through the medium of mind have 5 the effect of keeping always in the foreground the element of novelness 6 , of uniqueness, of astonishing unpredictability. Whereas the study of nature assumes and finds of its uniforms 7 , and whereas the scientific study of society tries too 8 to grasp what is regular and inevitable, the study of nature and man through 9 humanities dwells on what is individual and alike 10 and anarchic. It finds what does not conform with 11 rule, what has no counterpart, what does not "behave", and 12 simply is or acts—this is the splendid and refreshed 13 spectacle of the humanities. It is the Antigone of Sophocles, who 14 describes the unique woman and is no other drama; the Athenian plague in Thucydides, which is at once unknown, vividly present, and forever 15 past. (Excerpt from Science vs. the Humanities )

答案： with→to

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The humanities is 1 a form of knowledge. Like other knowledge, this deals with a 2 man"s life in nature and society, but it is required 3 through the study of man"s spiritual creations—language, art, history, philosophy, or 4 religion. This filtering of the subject, man, through the medium of mind have 5 the effect of keeping always in the foreground the element of novelness 6 , of uniqueness, of astonishing unpredictability. Whereas the study of nature assumes and finds of its uniforms 7 , and whereas the scientific study of society tries too 8 to grasp what is regular and inevitable, the study of nature and man through 9 humanities dwells on what is individual and alike 10 and anarchic. It finds what does not conform with 11 rule, what has no counterpart, what does not "behave", and 12 simply is or acts—this is the splendid and refreshed 13 spectacle of the humanities. It is the Antigone of Sophocles, who 14 describes the unique woman and is no other drama; the Athenian plague in Thucydides, which is at once unknown, vividly present, and forever 15 past. (Excerpt from Science vs. the Humanities )

答案： and→but

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The humanities is 1 a form of knowledge. Like other knowledge, this deals with a 2 man"s life in nature and society, but it is required 3 through the study of man"s spiritual creations—language, art, history, philosophy, or 4 religion. This filtering of the subject, man, through the medium of mind have 5 the effect of keeping always in the foreground the element of novelness 6 , of uniqueness, of astonishing unpredictability. Whereas the study of nature assumes and finds of its uniforms 7 , and whereas the scientific study of society tries too 8 to grasp what is regular and inevitable, the study of nature and man through 9 humanities dwells on what is individual and alike 10 and anarchic. It finds what does not conform with 11 rule, what has no counterpart, what does not "behave", and 12 simply is or acts—this is the splendid and refreshed 13 spectacle of the humanities. It is the Antigone of Sophocles, who 14 describes the unique woman and is no other drama; the Athenian plague in Thucydides, which is at once unknown, vividly present, and forever 15 past. (Excerpt from Science vs. the Humanities )

答案： refreshed→refreshing

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The humanities is 1 a form of knowledge. Like other knowledge, this deals with a 2 man"s life in nature and society, but it is required 3 through the study of man"s spiritual creations—language, art, history, philosophy, or 4 religion. This filtering of the subject, man, through the medium of mind have 5 the effect of keeping always in the foreground the element of novelness 6 , of uniqueness, of astonishing unpredictability. Whereas the study of nature assumes and finds of its uniforms 7 , and whereas the scientific study of society tries too 8 to grasp what is regular and inevitable, the study of nature and man through 9 humanities dwells on what is individual and alike 10 and anarchic. It finds what does not conform with 11 rule, what has no counterpart, what does not "behave", and 12 simply is or acts—this is the splendid and refreshed 13 spectacle of the humanities. It is the Antigone of Sophocles, who 14 describes the unique woman and is no other drama; the Athenian plague in Thucydides, which is at once unknown, vividly present, and forever 15 past. (Excerpt from Science vs. the Humanities )

答案： who→which

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The humanities is 1 a form of knowledge. Like other knowledge, this deals with a 2 man"s life in nature and society, but it is required 3 through the study of man"s spiritual creations—language, art, history, philosophy, or 4 religion. This filtering of the subject, man, through the medium of mind have 5 the effect of keeping always in the foreground the element of novelness 6 , of uniqueness, of astonishing unpredictability. Whereas the study of nature assumes and finds of its uniforms 7 , and whereas the scientific study of society tries too 8 to grasp what is regular and inevitable, the study of nature and man through 9 humanities dwells on what is individual and alike 10 and anarchic. It finds what does not conform with 11 rule, what has no counterpart, what does not "behave", and 12 simply is or acts—this is the splendid and refreshed 13 spectacle of the humanities. It is the Antigone of Sophocles, who 14 describes the unique woman and is no other drama; the Athenian plague in Thucydides, which is at once unknown, vividly present, and forever 15 past. (Excerpt from Science vs. the Humanities )

答案：加the