37.Without fingerprints, we might find it harder to_____.
(A) hold things
(B) drop things
(C) lift things
(D) forget things

33.Regarding Dr. Gall’s ideas, which statement is true? (A) His ideas are not discussed anymore. (B) His ideas were immediately considered the work of a genius. (C) His ideas were at first not accepted by other doctors. (D) His ideas did not interest many people.

34.Which statement is true? (A) Phrenology is a much more ancient art than physiognomy. (B) The anceint Greeks compared the human face to those of animals. (C) Dr. Gall was rewarded for his research later in life. (D) Physiognomy is a modern practice.

35.Why did Dr. Gall want to study phrenology? (A) He wanted to undertstand human behavior. (B) He wanted to be famous and rich. (C) He was bored. (D) He was looking for a scientific way of explaining the connection between appearance and ability.

36.Fingerprints never change except to get_____. (A) darker (B) lighter (C) bigger (D) smaller

38.If police did not check fingerprints, they might_____. (A) take more pictures (B) find more prisoners (C) use special dust (D) get people mixed up

39.Which of the following statements is probably true according to the passage? (A) Most people think that size does not matter in weight-lifting. (B) To be healthy, weight-lifting is not enough. (C) Both men and women have the same image of the ideal body. (D) Weight-lifting should not be included in an exercise program.

40.According to the passage, which statement is probably INCORRECT? (A) To work out everyday does not provide as much benefit to building muscle mass as many people think. (B) Since your body actually gains strength and mass while you rest, you should work the same muscle every day. (C) It is better to work hard in a shorter amount of time than to work lightly in a longer amount of time. (D) If you exercise one muscle one day, you should not exercise the same muscle the following day.

41.What is the main idea of this passage? (A) Every man and woman would like to have a perfect body. (B) Having a well-toned body does not necessarily mean you are very healthy. (C) Weight-lifting is a good way to lose weight. (D) You should weight train properly in order to get the results you want.

42.Which of the following is NOT discussed in the passage? (A) Obesity rate in the United States (B) Causes of obesity (C) Measures of obesity (D) Effects of obesity

43.According to the information given in the passage, obesity and smoking are similar in that . (A) they both can cause incurable diseases (B) they are both risk factors that can shorten life span (C) they are closely related and they have similar symptoms (D) they both can cause health problems that may not be immediately apparent