35.The policeman manifested his disgust with a frown.
(A)The policeman was disgusted by the crowd.
(B)The policeman made a disgusting hand gesture.
(C)The policeman disguised his feeling with a frown.
(D)The policeman displayed a disapproving facial expression.

31.There are exceptions to this rule, but ___  this is a good rule of thumb to use. (A)by and large (B)at large (C)by accident (D)at length

32.Woodpeckers are common throughout North America, but in some areas they are  ___ in due to habitat loss. (A)shape (B)defect (C)decline (D)sight

33.The experimental project turned out to be a big disaster ___ underestimation and miscalculation. (A)according to (B)following up (C)on behalf of (D)owing to

34.John, a mathematical ___ , made his name when he was ten. (A)follower  (B)heathen (C)prodigy (D)suspect

36. Despite the grim atmosphere in the airline industry, business- and first-class passengers remain a lushly profitable segment. (A)Although the prospect of the airline industry is not rosy, the airline companies can still make profits from business- and first-class passengers.  (B)The airline industry is attempting to attract more business- and first-class passengers; however, the promotions do not progress as well as expected.  (C)The grim atmosphere in business- and first-class cabins has great impacts on the airline industry.  (D)Business- and first-class passengers cannot bring the airline companies enough profits to support the industry.

37 In an American court of law, who decides whether a defendant is guilty or not?(A)The judge (B)The State (C)The jury (D)The lawyers

38 According to the article, what is the major feature of a jury verdict? (A)Jury members are experts on legal arguments. (B)All jury members share the responsibility of the final verdict. (C)The final verdict is reached by a majority vote. (D)The final verdict is reached by a group of common, ordinary people.

39 Which of the following things are the jurors NOT supposed to do? (A)Hearing testimonies from witnesses and police officers. (B)Sympathizing with a defendant who looks innocent and honest. (C)Evaluating arguments from both sides. (D)Examining criminal evidence provided by the State.

40 In the “presumption of innocence,” which of the following statements is true? (A)The burden of proof lies with the jury. (B)The burden of proof lies with the defendant. (C)A defendant must be considered guilty unless proved otherwise. (D)A defendant must be considered innocent unless proved otherwise.

41 What does it mean when a person is said to have committed an “alleged offense”? (A)The offense is proven beyond any reasonable doubt. (B)The offense has been reported or investigated, but it has not yet been proven in court. (C)The jury decides to convict the person with enough evidence from various sources. (D)The offense is so serious that a sentence of three years or more is likely.