Answer:
first box: vacant and fake idealism
second box: sarcasm
third box: careless amusment
fourth box: critisicm
The library's reference collection will not be as complete or up-to-date as in the past.
This is the best option because the conclusion is that the library will not be able to purchase as many new books and other materials. The best option directly relates to this conclusion of less books. In the correct option, the collection not being as complete or up-to-date is due to fewer books being purchased. The second option doesn't support the conclusion because it talks about hours and programs - not books. The third option can relate to books, but it is not as explicit as option 1. The last option also doesn't make a direct connection between the lack of funding to purchase books and the result.
I personally say myself its the last one
Answer: 1) What Goldsmith means, is that Death, is something all humans experience. Our mortality makes death inevitable and inescapable. Making it a somewhat, permanent condition.
2) "Like sex. death both fascinates youth and makes their elders reticent" I agree with this statement. Youth, are driven by emotions and feeling, making them more fascinated and intrigued by intercourse. They are knew to this aspect of love and life. Elders, may become less amused, and more silent about the topic. Having known it's personal and not something to be shared openly. They keep it to themselves.
Hope this helps (^_^)