41.
(A) stakes
(B) steaks
(C) states
(D) stations

37. (A) mass (B) majority (C) massage (D) master

38. (A) since then (B) no longer (C) as yet (D) up until

39. (A) farther than (B) far from (C) from then on (D) first and foremost

40. (A) since (B) however (C) albeit (D) although

42. (A) narrow (B) narrowed (C) narrower (D) narrowing

43. (A) believe (B) bill (C) bind (D) beat

44. (A) founded (B) was found (C) has found (D) had found

45. (A) in touch (B) in step (C) coincided (D) confounded IV. Reading Comprehension.

46. What is the meaning of the sentence "Don't let running out ruin your rhythm" mentioned at the end of paragraph 2? (A) Going jogging in the middle of the day may affect your mood for working. (B) If the things that you need suddenly become unavailable in your home, it will affect your day. So make sure this won't happen. (C) Your rhythm should be established before your start running and should not change halfway through the journey. (D) You should remain optimistic and hopeful even when you run out of things.

47. Why does the author mention dystopia at the end of paragraph 3? (A) To explain a world in which it would be disastrous if humans ever stop shopping. (B) To explain the two montages as scenarios of both utopia and dystopia. (C) To explain the situation when human beings are reduced to a state of constant shopping. (D) To explain a state in which humans face the constant dilemma of whether to continue shopping or not.