38. Which of the following topics or issues is NOT covered in this passage?
(A) How frequently beginners can do slow jogging.
(B) How to stay safe when doing slow jogging.
(C) Precautions before taking up slow jogging.
(D) Common sports injuries for slow joggers.

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35. What is true according to the passage?(A) Slow jogging requires not only a slower pace but also a shorter length of time.(B) Slow jogging causes lesser strains on joggers’ body compared with regular jogging.(C) Slow joggers spread their legs widely while moving at a steady pace.(D) Slow jogging credits most of its popularity to its vital impact on weight loss.

36. Which of the following sentences is best put in ❶ in the second paragraph?(A) “Slow jogging may bore them, but the long-term rewards can leave them speechless.”(B) “They will do well to engage in sprinting and strength training exercises instead.”(C) “Convinced of the benefits, they often advise fellow runners on how to make the most of it.”(D) “Slow jogging is, after all, designed with their particular needs in mind.”

37. How does the writer present the information in the 3rd and 4th paragraphs?(A) By comparing and contrasting different modes of jogging.(B) By suggesting ideal practice venues for potential slow joggers.(C) By informing readers of how to do slow jogging properly.(D) By specifying who is most likely to benefit from slow jogging.

39. Which of the following is the BEST title for this passage?(A) “The Unexpected Consequences of Tree-Planting in Africa’s Savannahs”(B) “Positive and Negative Impacts of Tree-Planting on African Rhinos’ Habitat”(C) “Forest Conservation Efforts Across Various Tropical Regions”(D) “Why It Is Nearly Impossible to Save African Ecology from Collapsing”

40. What is NOT true according to this passage?(A) Currently, there are efforts to restore the plant life in Africa.(B) The African continent boasts a diverse range of wildlife.(C) Africans are mostly reaping the benefits of their conservation efforts.(D) Restricting future forest restoration plans in Africa is one potential option.

41. What is the author most likely to say about planting trees in Africa?(A) “You should always stand in people’s shoes to engage them”(B) “A picture is often worth over a thousand words.”(C) “Fortune favors the bold and the courageous.”(D) “Sometimes the road to disaster is paved with good intentions.”

42. What can be inferred from the two experts quoted in the last paragraph?(A) Savannahs are supposed to fall into the same category as forests as in other tropical countries.(B) Inappropriate tree planting results from the fact that forest restoration is considered a pressing matter.(C) Careful evaluation of the plans will not necessarily ensure the success of future tree-planting projects.(D) With sufficient funding and resources, forest restoration plans will stand a greater chance of success.

43. Which of the following set of information is mentioned in the passage?a. International recognition of a care approach.b. Government support for the mentally ill.c. The financial reward for the foster family.d. Various versions of how the tradition came about.e. How locals perceive those with mental health issues.f. Major sponsors for the foster care system.(A) b. e. f. (B) a. c. e. (C) c. d. e. (D) a. d. f.

44. Which of the following is most likely the writer’s purpose of writing this passage?(A) To offer solutions to the heavy burden on the national health insurance.(B) To highlight how Taiwan can be a role model for treating people with poor mental health.(C) To recommend a practice that embraces the mentally ill in the community.(D) To raise public awareness of the importance of regular health examinations.