30. What can we learn about Alec?
(A) He was told that Olivia likes nice surprises.
(B) He decided to cook Olivia a nice seafood dinner.
(C) He was happy that Olivia was finally his girlfriend.
(D) He gave up the idea of taking Olivia to Buzzing World.

26. What can we learn from the comics? (A) The doctor tried several ways to help the soldier. (B) The soldier cared about his life more than his job. (C) The soldier went to ask the doctor about Rule 22. (D) The use of “catch-22” appeared before Joseph Heller’s book.

27. From the comics, which is most likely an example of “catch-22”? (A) I need to go to hospital, but there are no hospitals near my house. (B) I need my key to open the door of my house, but I left my key at school. (C) I need some special experience to get this job, but I can’t get this kind of experience except from this job. (D) I want to go out with Jennifer on New Year’s Day, but I’m not sure whether she wants to go out with me that day.

28. What does it in the first line mean? (A) The gate of Buzzing World. (B) Alec’s butterfly photo. (C) Alec’s plan for his date. (D) Anything with six legs. 

29. What does this one mean in the dialogue? (A) What food Wavelength sells. (B) Why Olivia does not like seafood. (C) What Alec thinks about Wavelength. (D) What food Olivia does not like to eat.

31. Emily is a friend of Olivia’s. If she agrees with Lori, what would she most likely say to Alec? (A) “This is just what Olivia would want!” (B) “You never know what a girl like Olivia would want.” (C) “Make a different plan or have a date with a different girl!” (D) “She never cares what she does on a date; she cares who she has a date with.”  likely 可能 10 (32-34)

32. What can we learn from the news report? (A) How to deal with Cow Cold. (B) Whether people may catch Cow Cold. (C) How fast Cow Cold has hit the country. (D) How to find out if cows have Cow Cold.

33. Which map will most likely appear with the above news report? 

34. If a store’s sales keep slumping, what would the sales chart look like?

35. (A) had looked like (B) looked like (C) would look like (D) has looked like

36. (A) had changed (B) changed (C) was going to change (D) has changed