[리딩파워 CHAPTER 03] CHAPTER REVIEW 01

다음 글을 읽고 물음에 답하시오.
 The most (a) lavish traditional feast that I participated in during my research was a Torajan funeral feast in Sulawesi, Indonesia. It took more than five years to amass the assets and resources required. During this time, the (b) deceased man was not buried but stayed wrapped up in a cocoon of fabrics in the corner of his house where he eventually dried out, and was still considered part of the family until he was buried. When the time came for the funeral ceremonies, hundreds of guests entered the courtyard in formal processions dressed in their finest, all bringing baskets of rice and other gifts as demonstrations of their support. Over the following three days, dozens of water buffaloes and pigs were sacrificed in the center of the funeral area. The slaughtered animals were destined for huge feasts of meat and rice and palm wine—feasts that could last for weeks.