In this section, there is a passage with ten blanks. You are required to select one word for each blank from a list of choices given in a word bank following the passage. Read the passage through carefully before making your choices. Each choice in the bank is identified by a letter.AIDS is a terrible disease. It poses a threat to all the human beingswithout caring whether you are black or white,male or female, gay or straight,young or old. But what is at risk now is not just the people ____1_____with the disease. Human civilization itself is being____2____. This is becausethe whole society tolerates both ignorance of and ___3____against HIV orAIDS. Once diagnosed (被诊断) as HIV-positive, the victims are ___4____ortreated as outcasts. They are believed to have_____5____something evil orto have entered some alien state of being. As a result, these poor people have to____6____the flickering candle of life from the cold wind of rejection by theirfamily members. When they die of the____7____, their families dare not whisperthe word AIDS. They just grieve silently. Thus, our prejudice and silence havehelped the disease along. Now HIV marches firmly towards AIDS in morethan a million American homes, littering its pathwaywith the bodies ofthe young. To guard against the disease____8____, we must take this issue___9____. People should be educated tobring those negative attitudes toan end. We should not see AIDS as something eviland the patients as alien.Instead, we should____10____ourselves withthe prevention of the disease andrender strong supportto the patients with more compassion. Only in thisway can we have a better chance of winning the war against AIDS.A. concern B. equipping C. isolatedD. infectedE. diseaseF. seriouslyG. sponsor H. shelterI. monitors J. prejudice K. contractedL. effectivelyM. threatenedN. resume O. guarantee