the world-famous Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, who has created aspecial install…

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the world-famous Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, who has created aspecial installation with 1000 cedarwood objects from Hiroshima. Each object represents a hibakusha. The audience canpick up the figures, listen to their stories, and reflected on the ongoing struggle for a nuclear weapon-free world.41 A. in B. with C. from D. overWhen we were kids, dream jobs shimmered with imagination—astronauts soaring through galaxies, rock starsjamming on world stages, dinosaur trainers wrangling prehistoric pals (yes, totally legit), and professional ice creamtasters sampling scoops all day long. Those were the glory days of wild ambition, untouched by reality. Then adulthoodsnuck in with spreadsheets, deadlines, and way too much coffee. But here’s the twist: those glittery dreams never reallydisappear—they just flicker quietly in the background, waiting for a chance to shine again.Some people still chase those dreams with flair. Travel vloggers, for instance, turn the world into their office—sippingcoconut water in Bali, editing videos from a hammock, and surviving on patchy Wi-Fi. Game designers build entireuniverses where they make the rules (like outlawing pineapple on pizza—finally!). And let’s not forget the petinfluencers—folks who turn their stylish cats and dogs into fashion icons with more followers than a small country.Then there are the voice actors who bring characters to life in their pajamas, and food critics whose job is to eat andjudge pasta. That’s not just work—it’s a public service! Others dream of running cozy book cafés or opening quirkyshops. These jobs may not come with corner offices or corporate perks, but they offer something much richer: joy,freedom, and creativity.In a world that often pushes practicality, it’s refreshing to remember that dream jobs still exist—and they’re morediverse than ever. Whether you’re five or fifty, there’s magic in pursuing what lights you up inside. So, let’s keep steppingtoward those shimmering careers. They might not always be easy, but one glittery step at a time, they just might leadyou somewhere wonderful.

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• 答案：B. with

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本句表達「與世界知名日本建築師隈研吾一起（合作）」，介系詞 with 有「與……一起、伴隨」之意，with the architect 最符合此處共同創作特殊裝置的語境。in 表示「在……之內」，from 表示來源「來自」，over 表示「在上方、關於」，三者放入空格都無法表達「與某人合作」的關係，故選B。

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