31. What does did it in Picture 7 mean?
(A) Fall to the ground.
(B) Cut down the last trees.
(C) Move the statues to fighting grounds.
(D) Understand how important trees were.

27. What do we learn from the first paragraph?(A) What Libby does at Rolling Acres.(B) What visitors think of Rolling Acres.(C) Why Libby’s grandparents started Rolling Acres.(D) What the Larson family’s plans are for Rolling Acres.

28. What does making sacrifices mean?(A) Learning to make money and use it wisely.(B) Getting to know different sides of your family.(C) Making excuses for failing to do something difficult.(D) Giving up something important to do something else.

29. What do the comics tell us?(A) Enjoy life while we can.(B) Follow the old ways of life.(C) Save our planet before it’s too late.(D) Treat others the way we want to be treated.

30. What can we learn about the people in the comics?(A) They made fire before starting a fight.(B) They fought for land and plants all the time.(C) They prayed to the statues beside a large fire.(D) They used statues to show how strong they were.

32. What did Ariely try to find out in the origami study?(A) If he could stop the IKEA effect.(B) Why people love making origami.(C) Why IKEA furniture is so famous.(D) If anyone shared his IKEA experience.

33. Which is true about the origami study?(A) Buyers would spend less on builders’ origami than builders would.(B) Builders and buyers needed to decide a price on the origami they made.(C) Builders knew others would not pay as much for the origami as they would.(D) Buyers would spend more on builders’ origami after knowing how they were made.

34. Jerry just can’t get his daughter Mia to eat more vegetables at dinner. Every time he tries to do so, there is always a lot of shouting and crying. If Jerry wants to have Mia eat more vegetables by using the IKEA effect, what should he do? (A) Tell Mia that he cooks the vegetables just for her. (B) Ask Mia to help him cook vegetables for her meal. (C) Give Mia her favorite candy after she eats vegetables. (D) Ask Mia what vegetables she likes and cook them for her.

35. What is the reading mainly about?(A) The tips on using a picture to tell a story.(B) The change that electricity brought to people’s lives.(C) The history behind the picture of a UK electricity worker.(D) The story of a famous UK electricity worker from the 1970s.

36. In the UK in the 1970s, what did people most likely think of the UK electricity workers?(A) They were not brave enough to fix their problems.(B) They worked like robots and never learned to change.(C) They were asking too much and did not know when to stop.(D) They did not care whether their job might hurt people’s health.

37. Why does the writer put the “ ” mark around the word dark in the last sentence? (A) To say that the “dark” time was actually not dark. (B) To tell people that the word was said by the government. (C) To mean both the days without lights and the difficult lives people lived. (D) To show that the government and the electricity workers both lost their fights.