1. After the accident, Tom was badly scarred but the plastic surgeon did a marvelous skin ____ and now you can hardly see any trace of it.
(A) transfer
(B) change
(C) graft
(D) transplant

52. Based on the reading, it’s evident that _____. (A) Dr. Heidi Memmel has been Jolie’s medical advisor for years (B) breast cancer can hardly be detected without a mammogram (C) Jolie comes from a family with cancer history (D) celebrities tend to rely heavily on genetic testing (E) a mutation carrier usually has a short life-span

53. What does “that” at the end of paragraph 5 refer to when Dr. Memmel said that Jolie “probably didn't have that done”? (A) reconstructive surgery using tissues from her belly (B) breast silicone implantation (C) annual breast MRI and mammogram (D) mastectomy and ovarian removal (E) fatty tissue in the abdominal region

54. Which of the following statements represents Dr. Memmel’s view? (A) Jolie made a hasty decision to have the preventative double mastectomy. (B) The public understanding regarding genetic testing is largely accurate. (C) Mastectomy can effectively lower a mutation carrier’s risk of developing cancer. (D) The size of breasts is important to women and, luckily, surgery is readily available. (E) Spreading the news about a celebrity’s medical condition is important because it’s interesting.

55. Which of the following statements is correct, according to the reading? (A) Thanks to its great value in preventative care, genetic testing is always conducted to identify a high-risk group. (B) Preventive mastectomy is customarily done in hospitals to treat breast cancer. (C) To ensure better cosmetic results, immediate reconstructive surgery should be avoided. (D) Oncologists and surgeons often work together to cure cancer patients. (E) In general, neither saline nor silicone is implanted for breast augmentation.

2. The court heard that the six defendants had been ____ into making a confession. (A) coerced (B) confided (C) conducted (D) induced

3. The teacher_________ at the suggestion that she had in any way neglected the students. (A) beheld (B) bristled (C) assailed (D) disclaimed .

4. They lived in an apartment building ____ to the MRT station. (A) adjunct (B) abreast (C) adjacent (D) obscured

5. Unlike ceramics, components of some types of plastics are known to be ____ to human health. (A) haphazard (B) infectious (C) infamous (D) hazardous

6. A copy of the Chinese version of Diamond Sūtra, found among the Dunhuang ____ in the early 20th century, was dated back to May 11, 868. (A) manuscripts (B) manuals (C) manifestos (D) minstrels

7. Samsung has ____ Apple, the iPad and iPhone maker, in the worldwide chip eating challenge. (A) suppressed (B) subsumed (C) submerged (D) supplanted