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(A) microscope
(B) stethoscope
(C) stereoscope
(D) telescope

35 Flaubert was extremely ________: by the age of sixteen he was writing stories in the romantic taste, which were published only after his death. (A) critical (B) immature (C) precocious (D) theoretical

36 Being entirely ________ by land and with no access to the ocean, the country cannot easily transport its products to other countries. (A) enclosed (B) manipulated (C) polarized (D) refilled

37 Most people living in the suburbs take the ________ train to their offices in the city every day. (A) commuter (B) freight (C) stationary (D) voyage

38 (A) visible (B) visionary (C) visionless (D) visual

40 (A) Yet (B) Likely (C) Again (D) Perhaps

41 (A) induce (B) deduce (C) reduce (D) seduce

42 (A) re-design (B) re-deliver (C) re-cover (D) re-create

43 Fashion has always been demonized by moralists, and often represented as a threat to pre-existing models of decorum, gender definitions, and the boundaries between them. (A) Fashion, viewed by moralists as a social evil, is believed to represent pre-existing behavior models and gender roles in the society. (B) Fashion is a threat to established models of good manners and gender roles which have long been criticized by moralists. (C) Moralists have always criticized fashion for its potential to destroy new decorum models and gender roles. (D) Moralists have long viewed fashion as an evil that threatens good behavior and clearly-defined gender roles in the society.

44 Making a good first impression begins with a conscious decision to put your best foot forward. And then, whenever possible, you must make the effort to live up to that impression. (A) Living up to the first impression is easier once the best foot is put forward. (B) It is possible to put your best foot forward every time by remaining conscious.(C) It is just as important to make a good first impression as to maintain it at all times. (D) The first impression of someone cannot be changed unless it is done with a conscious effort.

45 Officials across the country have been busying themselves with what until three or four years ago would have been an unthinkable task: persuading migrants to stay. (A) All officials of the country have been busy with a vital task they should have done three years ago: persuading migrants to stay. (B) Officials of the country have been busy persuading migrants to stay, which would have been unthinkable three or four years ago. (C) Not until three or four years ago did the officials across the country think of the remarkable task: persuading migrants to stay. (D) Officials of the country have been trying hard to ask migrants to stay, which won’t be done until three or four years from now.