42. What does “them” refer to in the first paragraph?
(A) outfits
(B) chambers
(C) cellphones
(D) utensils

38. A: Hi, Catherine. What times does your watch say? Mine is slow. B: _________________________________. (A) Hey. We will have a quick lunch. (B) No. Each meeting is about 40 minutes. (C) Great. That program is not too long. (D) I don’t wear a watch. But I’ll check my cellphone.

39. A: Do you have any job offers? B: ____________________. (A) Well, I’ve heard about this cultural exchange program. (B) No, not yet. I sent out a lot of resumes, but I didn’t receive many responses. (C) Yes, I was so lucky. I won a horse in a prize draw. (D) Anyway, I could recognize most of my classmates.

40. A: Let’s go to some musical, _____? B: Sure, why not. But please let me pay for the tickets this time. (A) aren’t we (B) weren’t we (C) shall we (D) won’t we

41. What is the best title of this article? (A) Tech-savvy students as restaurant insiders (B) Restaurants meet smartphones. (C) Social media alters the grieving process. (D) Made to order and examples of innovation

43. What can be inferred from the first paragraph? (A) thumb flying (B) wolfing down (C) captive audience (D) coach potato

44. What does “prevalent” in the first paragraph mean? (A) mysterious (B) popular (C) comparable (D) awkward

45. Based on the second paragraph, what does the author probably imply? (A) Once one person at the table takes out their phone, everyone else sort of do it. (B) The cellphone in the restaurant is a seamless thing. (C) When people sit down in a restaurant, they put their phone down somewhere, too. (D) People you’re having dinner with are more important than those on the other end of the phone line.

46. What is not included in MacArthur’s meal? (A) burger (B) fries (C) pie (D) drink

47. What does the phrase “right off the bat” mean? (A) clearly (B) immediately (C) spontaneously (D) consciously

48. What does the phrase “on the house” mean? (A) free (B) secretly (C) generously (D) happily