31.What would the author most likely discuss after this paragraph?
(A) Why some people hold negative images of themselves.
(B) The cause for schizophrenia.
(C) Other symptoms associated with schizophrenia.
(D) The definition of anorexia nervosa.
(E) What is involved in a cognitive therapy session.

27. (A) glove (B) globe (C) glimpse (D) glass

28. (A) acquired (B) inquired (C) required (D) aspired

29. (A) angles (B) angels (C) annals (D) analysis

30. (A) Alternatively (B) Fortunately (C) Additionally (D) Nonetheless

32.Which of the following is the best proposition to be filled in the blank? (A) of (B) to (C) against (D) upon (E) for

33.According to the paragraph, which of the following statements is NOT true? (A) Cognitive therapy can be used in conjunction with behavior therapy. (B) Cognitive therapy can be used in conjunction with drug treatment. (C) Cognitive therapy asks patients to change their thinking. (D) Cognitive therapy asks patients to ignore their thinking. (E) Cognitive therapy helps to cure psychological problems.

34. According to the paragraph, cognitive therapy has been found beneficial for people with _____. (A) distorted body images (B) low self-esteem (C) depression (D) habitual and unnecessary behaviors (E) All of the above.

35. Which of the following is the best title for this paragraph? (A) The origin of cognitive therapy (B) What is cognitive therapy? (C) How does cognitive therapy proceed? (D) Who needs cognitive therapy? (E) The effectiveness of cognitive therapy

36.According to the passage, what would be a more appropriate name for stage fright? (A) calculated panic (B) post-traumatic numbing (C) acute reaction disorder (D) pre-performance anxiety (E) natural psychological disorder

37.Which of the following best describes the use of “unmooring” in the passage? (A) Anxiety that feels like the performer is without any support. (B) Nervousness that keeps the performer motivated. (C) Anxiety that has been freed from the body. (D) Fear that feels like it is weighing the performer. (E) Worry that results from lack of practice.