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(A) which activates dopamine
(B) which dopamine activates
(C) whose activate dopamine
(D) whose dopamine activation

30. (A) foils(B) laities(C) rallies(D) scales

31. (A) fooled(B) hooked(C) looked(D) doomed

32. (A) alienate(B) debilitate(C) emulate (D) manipulate

33. (A) stress(B) stressed(C) stressing(D) to stress

35. (A) addict (B) awake(C) crave (D) notify

36. What is the passage mainly about? (A) To solve the increasing number of drug sales in Singapore. (B)To compare contemporary Singapore's drug policy with the Britain's in 1960s. (C) To discuss the challenges of drug problems in Singapore. (D) To prove the dehumanization of Singapore's drug policy.

37. Which of the following description might be the consequence of zero tolerance policy of Singapore government? (A) The human right group compliments the Singapore government on adopting this policy for being more compassionate to its people. (B) The Singapore government has demonstrated a merciful measure to those who are the most deprived in the society. (C) A very high percentage of major drug dealers are arrested under this policy. (D) Capital sentences were mostly executed among the poorest drug users in Singapore.

38. Which of the following words can replace adamant in the second paragraph?(A) imminent (B) unshakable (C) disputed(D) insufficient

39. Which of the following words can replace lenient in the second paragraph? (A) not strict (B) not decisive (C) not progressive (D) not oppressive

40. Which of the followings would be the best title for this passage? (A) The Slander of Human Right in Singapore (B) The History of Singapore's Drug Crimes (C) The Death Penalty in Singapore (D) Strict Enforcement on Drugs in Singapore