Passage 4 Directions: There are 10 blanks in the following passage. For each blank there are four choices marked A.B. C. and D. You should choose the one that best fits into the passage In general, the 1 a medical problem is to treat, the more treatment strategies exist. This observation is certainly true for migraine. Patients and lysicians are constantly looking for 2 drug therapy, which is effective in the short term but may have severe 3 effects in the long term Nonpharmacologic treatments begin with common-sense advice, such as educating patients about headache and its 4, identifying and managing 5 and modifying lifestyle Some evidence 6 for the benefit of behavioural treatment In general, most studies for these types of treatments are small and 7 low methodological quality On the basis of the existing evidence, acupuncture should be an option for the first-line treatment of migraine to 8 other nonpharmacologic treatment options. It is at least as effective as prophylactic drug therapy, has longer lasting effects. is safe. seems to be cost-effective and reduces drug 9 with possibly severe unwanted effects. All of this can be achieved even if point selection is not as dogmatic and precise as 10 by the Chinese system 1. A. highe C. lesser D. harder 2. A. alternatives B. options for D. routes to 3. A. unwarranted B. unwanted varne D. unawakened ement D B. complications C.reasons D. mechanism 6. A. exist B. exists C. existed D. have existed .a to B. in 8.A plete D. supply 9. A. eating B. intake C. consumption D. drinkin prop B. pre proposing DPassage 4 Directions: There are 10 blanks in the following passage. For each blank there are four choices marked A, B, C, and D. You should choose the ONE that best fits into the passage. In general, the 1 a medical problem is to treat, the more treatment strategies exist. This observation is certainly true for migraine. Patients and physicians are constantly looking for 2 drug therapy, which is effective in the short term but may have severe 3 effects in the long term. Nonpharmacologic treatments begin with common-sense advice, such as educating patients about headache and its 4 , identifying and managing 5 and modifying lifestyle. Some evidence 6 for the benefit of behavioural treatment. In general, most studies for these types of treatments are small and 7 low methodological quality. On the basis of the existing evidence, acupuncture should be an option for the first-line treatment of migraine to 8 other nonpharmacologic treatment options. It is at least as effective as prophylactic drug therapy, has longer lasting effects, is safe, seems to be cost-effective and reduces drug 9 with possibly severe unwanted effects. All of this can be achieved even if point selection is not as dogmatic and precise as 10 by the Chinese system. 1. A. higher B. greater C. lesser D. harder 2. A. alternatives to B. options for C. choices of D. routes to 3. A. unwarranted B. unwanted C. unwarned D. unwakened 4. A. causes B. manifestations C. management D. cure 5. A. triggers B. complications C. reasons D. mechanism 6. A. exist B. exists C. existed D. have existed 7. A. to B. in C. of D. on 8. A. supplement B. implement C. complete D. supply 9. A. eating B. intake C. consumption D. drinking 10. A. proposal B. propose C. proposing D. proposed