38.
(A) likeness
(B) unlikelihood
(C) unfair
(D) unequal
(E) gap

34. (A) has done (B) has committed (C) has been done (D) has been committed (E) has been made

35. (A) from (B) of (C) to (D) with (E) at

36. (A) stay away from (B) put up with (C) other than (D) have in common (E) compare with

37. (A) held by (B) regarded as (C) owing to (D) belongs to (E) just like

39. (A) Shortly (B) In the past (C) These Days (D) Instantly (E) Momentarily

40. (A) work together (B) break down (C) catch up with (D) bully (E) demand

41. According to the passage, proper training in the use of firearms is one aspect of law enforcement that must be given serious consideration mainly because it is . (A) the most useful and essential factor in the training of a police officer (B) the one phase of police officer training which stresses mental and physical coordination (C) the costliest aspect of police officer training (D) the most difficult part of police officer training (E) the optional part of police officer training

42. A police officer will gain confidence in his or her shooting ability only after having . (A) spent the required number of hours on the firing line (B) been given sufficient supervised practice (C) learned the five fundamental points (D) learned to coordinate revolver movement with sight and thought (E) finished his/her studies in a police academy

43. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT included as the fundamental points of firearms training? (A) position (B) a good holding (C) the focusing of hearing (D) an adjustment for seeing focus (E) a stable and smooth respiration

44. What does the phrase “firing range” in line 6 mean? (A) the length of firing (B) the scope of firing (C) the space of firing (D) the arrangement of firing (E) the place of practicing firing