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(A) adhesion
(B) cooperation
(C) suspension
(D) tension

35 People who were chronic binge drinkers often made decisions that would put them at high risk of losing money. (A) People who drank too much continually risked their money in the stock market in the end. (B) Habitual heavy drinkers tended to make risky decisions leading to losing money. (C) People who were alcoholic often made decisions that prevented them from taking risks. (D) Those who indulged in material comforts were at great risk of losing too much money.

36 It seems that few American exports have proved as popular as credit cards. (A) Credit cards seem to have been among the most popular exports from the United States. (B) The United States seems to have exported more credit cards than any other countries have. (C) When it comes to American exports, credit cards seem to have been the least popular ones. (D) American credit cards seem to have more overseas users than local users in the United States.

37 (A) each (B) either (C) one (D) neither

38 (A) in terms of (B) to say nothing of (C) in accordance with (D) together with

40 (A) feeds (B) fights (C) lowers (D) quenches

41 Why is November 22, 1963 important in the history of Orlando? (A) President Kennedy was assassinated on that day. (B) The location for Disney World was chosen on that day. (C) Mickey Mouse flew over Orlando in an airplane on that day. (D) Disney World was first open to the public in Orlando on that day.

42 Where is the first Disney theme park? (A) In southern California (B) In central California (C) In northern Florida (D) In inland Florida

43 According to the article, why did Walt Disney build a theme park in Orlando? (A) Orlando had a tradition of tourism. (B) Orlando was famous for its clear water. (C) Orlando was a metropolis in the 1960s. (D) Orlando was a meeting point of highways.

44 According to the article, what was the problem with the Disneyland in California? (A) Its success made it overcrowded. (B) It provided nothing but a Disney illusion. (C) It was too far away from hotels, motels, and malls. (D) It failed to compete with other amusement parks.

45 According to the article, which of the following statements is true about the Disney World in Orlando? (A) It was built in memory of President Kennedy. (B) It is Disney characters that do the parking for visitors. (C) It is smaller but better than the Disney theme park in California. (D) It invites tourists to visit its underground control building.