36. What is the passage mainly about?
(A) The preparation of a health food.
(B) A traditional delicacy from Java.
(C) A gourmet guide for vegetarians.
(D) The cultural heritage of Indonesia.

32. (A) Meanwhile, Copernicus was a lifelong member of the Catholic Church. (B) The book, however, wasn’t published until two months before his death. (C) If this act was an attempt to seek the Catholic Church’s approval, it was of no use. (D) This went against the philosophical and religious beliefs held during medieval times. (E) Religious leader Martin Luther voiced his opposition to the sun-centered system model. (BD) In his spare time, Copernicus studied the stars and the planets, applying his math knowledge to the mysteries of the night sky.

33.(A) Meanwhile, Copernicus was a lifelong member of the Catholic Church. (B) The book, however, wasn’t published until two months before his death. (C) If this act was an attempt to seek the Catholic Church’s approval, it was of no use. (D) This went against the philosophical and religious beliefs held during medieval times. (E) Religious leader Martin Luther voiced his opposition to the sun-centered system model. (BD) In his spare time, Copernicus studied the stars and the planets, applying his math knowledge to the mysteries of the night sky.

34. (A) Meanwhile, Copernicus was a lifelong member of the Catholic Church. (B) The book, however, wasn’t published until two months before his death. (C) If this act was an attempt to seek the Catholic Church’s approval, it was of no use. (D) This went against the philosophical and religious beliefs held during medieval times. (E) Religious leader Martin Luther voiced his opposition to the sun-centered system model. (BD) In his spare time, Copernicus studied the stars and the planets, applying his math knowledge to the mysteries of the night sky.

35. (A) Meanwhile, Copernicus was a lifelong member of the Catholic Church. (B) The book, however, wasn’t published until two months before his death. (C) If this act was an attempt to seek the Catholic Church’s approval, it was of no use. (D) This went against the philosophical and religious beliefs held during medieval times. (E) Religious leader Martin Luther voiced his opposition to the sun-centered system model. (BD) In his spare time, Copernicus studied the stars and the planets, applying his math knowledge to the mysteries of the night sky.

37. According to the passage, which of the following is true about tempeh? (A) It is mainly served as a side dish. (B) It is discarded when fungi grow around it. (C) It is formed from fermented soybeans. (D) It has the same nutritional benefits as kimchi.

38. What aspects of tempeh are discussed in paragraphs 2 to 4? (A) Origin→ nutrition→ cuisine. (B) Origin→ cuisine→ marketing. (C) Cuisine→ nutrition→ marketing. (D) Distribution→ cuisine→ nutrition.

39. Which of the following can be inferred from this passage? (A) Senior citizens will eat tempeh as vitamin supplement. (B) Tempeh will soon be more popular than kimchi or miso. (C) The nutrition of tempeh will be reduced with mass production. (D) Tempeh is likely to be recognized as an international cultural symbol.

40. How does the author begin the passage? (A) By giving a definition. (B) By mentioning an incident. (C) By providing statistics. (D) By comparing people’s responses.

41. According to the passage, what is the goal of Dr. Spiegel’s work? (A) To explain the real cause of pain. (B) To help people concentrate on their job. (C) To explore how hypnosis can be used as a medical treatment. (D) To strengthen the brain’s functions to reduce psychological problems.

42. According to Dr. Spiegel, which of the following is true when people are hypnotized? (A) They recall only happy memories. (B) Their mind is fixed only on what they are doing. (C) They do whatever they are told to do. (D) They have greater awareness of things around them.