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32. memorize(選出畫線部分發音不同者)
(A) analyze
(B) machine
(C) tight
(D) ideal
(E) magazine

28. How is the newest research different from Milgram’s? (A) Emails are used instead of letters. (B) Scientists are sending out more packets. (C) Only the family members are contacted. (D) Women are better connected than men.

29. Who may really benefit from Milgram's theory? (A) businesspeople (B) engineers (C) teachers (D) laborers

30. What does the word “criteria” mean? (A) addresses (B) principles (C) names (D) packages

複選題31. enough(選出畫線部分發音相同者) (A) bought (B) brother (C) dust (D) cough (E) dough

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複選題36. The latest effort to contain the oil spill that has poured millions of gallons of crude into the Gulf of Mexico encountered a setback 5,000 feet underwater, officials said Saturday, meaning oil will continue gushing into the ocean for at least several more days, and possibly months. (哪些正確 ?) (A) There is a serious oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. (B) The oil spill was stopped in time. (C) People had difficulty stopping oil from spilling out. (D) It may take months to clear up the mess. (E) A setback is something that helps.

37. There are more than eight thousand types of birds in the world. Of these, the largest by far is a bird that lives in Ethiopia. It is the North African ostrich. (哪些正確 ?) (A) Many large birds are from Africa. (B) The North African ostrich is much larger than any other birds. (C) So far large birds have been on the decrease. (D) Ethiopia is a country where large birds come from. (E) There are fewer and fewer bird species on earth.

複選題38. Rattlesnakes do most of their hunting at night. They do not locate their enemies by sight. They can tell just where the enemy is by the heat the enemy gives off. (哪些正確 ?) (A) Rattlesnakes are very sensitive to body heat. (B) Rattlesnakes have very keen eyesight. (C) Rattlesnakes are more active by day. (D) To locate is to tell where something is. (E) Rattlesnakes are actually hard of hearing.