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1. Zoe is described as a/an ______ reader of horror and suspense. (A) epic (B) avid (C) civic (D) arid
2. According to the news report, the ______ effect of the war is a global mass starvation crisis. (A) dapple (B) cripple (C) ripple (D) grapple
3. Experienced product managers know how to ______ their bright ideas into sellable products. (A) translate (B) transpose (C) transport (D) transform
4. As Artificial Intelligence becomes more penetrating and prevalent, people are afraid that their working life may become increasingly robotic, ______, and monotonous. (A) fascinating (B) exploding (C) unceasing (D) alienating
5. The pandemic reveals and worsens existing ______ lines in our society, particularly economic inequality. (A) fault (B) vault (C) rout (D) bout
6. The authority has urged ______ and promised to step up patrols around public gathering places after the terror attack. (A) valance (B) violence (C) vigilance (D) virulence
7. Government economists cautioned that the government might face the prospect of collapsing revenues and a/an ______ economy. (A) imploding (B) excluding (C) rewarding (D) embedding
8. The defense attorney claimed that the case would ______ to testimony about DNA evidence. (A) bow down (B) back down (C) buckle down (D) boil down
9. Empirical evidence indicates that hospital stays might be longer, and Covid occupancy of ICU beds would start to ______. (A) build up (B) creep up (C) lock up (D) show up
10. According to research, resistant people have several characteristics that help them ______ life's challenges. (A) overreact (B) overcast (C) overcome (D) overthrow
11. The pandemic hit the economies of this region harder than almost anywhere else in the world, kicked 5 million people out of the middle class in a single year.(A) hit (B)economies(C)kicked(D)out
12. In the early 1980s, an advocate for the homeless took to say that there were about 2 million homeless Americans.(A) the(B) advocate(C) say(D) about
13. More than a third of parents said they planned to see how the vaccine works in other children, and 27 percents reported they would "definitely not" have their children vaccinated .(A) a third of (B) works(C) percents(D) vaccinated
14. The announced value of the deals totaled about $21 billion . Bloomberg data shows .(A) announced(B) totaled(C) billion(D) shows.
15. People now spend a lower share of their income on clothing than ever before, but the number of items purchased each year have ballooned. (A) share(B) on(C) purchased(D) have
16. (A) awaited (B) abated (C) abetted (D) abutted
17. (A) establishments (B) endorsements (C) arrangements (D) assessments
18. (A) dogmatic (B) interior (C) adjacent (D) domestic
19. (A) allude (B) dissuade (C) persuade (D) elude
20. (A) paragraph (B) parasite (C) paramount (D) parable
21. (A) identification (B) certification (C) education (D) citation
22. (A) adheres to (B) aims to (C) adjusts to (D) appeals to
23. (A) eliminating (B) decreasing (C) reducing (D) confirming
24. (A) rare (B) bare (C) fare (D) hare
25. (A) meet (B) invent (C) show (D) target
26.(A) Youins felt that traditional mental health care ignores the social, economic, emotional and faith-based needs of underserved communities. (B) Now sober, Youins works as a peer-support specialist with the Connecticut Mental Health Center and has seen how COVID worsened mental health challenges in his city. (C) It exacerbated social and economic inequities already known to drive and sustain poor mental health among marginalized communities. (D) Substance use clinics and treatment sites were available, but he felt the care they provided overlooked who he was as a person. (E) Rates of mental illness were already high in the U.S., but the pandemic intensified everything: Illness, loneliness, job loss, grief, and other stressors related to COVID induced a nationwide rise in anxiety and depression.
27.(A) Youins felt that traditional mental health care ignores the social, economic, emotional and faith-based needs of underserved communities. (B) Now sober, Youins works as a peer-support specialist with the Connecticut Mental Health Center and has seen how COVID worsened mental health challenges in his city. (C) It exacerbated social and economic inequities already known to drive and sustain poor mental health among marginalized communities. (D) Substance use clinics and treatment sites were available, but he felt the care they provided overlooked who he was as a person. (E) Rates of mental illness were already high in the U.S., but the pandemic intensified everything: Illness, loneliness, job loss, grief, and other stressors related to COVID induced a nationwide rise in anxiety and depression.
28.(A) Youins felt that traditional mental health care ignores the social, economic, emotional and faith-based needs of underserved communities. (B) Now sober, Youins works as a peer-support specialist with the Connecticut Mental Health Center and has seen how COVID worsened mental health challenges in his city. (C) It exacerbated social and economic inequities already known to drive and sustain poor mental health among marginalized communities. (D) Substance use clinics and treatment sites were available, but he felt the care they provided overlooked who he was as a person. (E) Rates of mental illness were already high in the U.S., but the pandemic intensified everything: Illness, loneliness, job loss, grief, and other stressors related to COVID induced a nationwide rise in anxiety and depression.
29.(A) Youins felt that traditional mental health care ignores the social, economic, emotional and faith-based needs of underserved communities. (B) Now sober, Youins works as a peer-support specialist with the Connecticut Mental Health Center and has seen how COVID worsened mental health challenges in his city. (C) It exacerbated social and economic inequities already known to drive and sustain poor mental health among marginalized communities. (D) Substance use clinics and treatment sites were available, but he felt the care they provided overlooked who he was as a person. (E) Rates of mental illness were already high in the U.S., but the pandemic intensified everything: Illness, loneliness, job loss, grief, and other stressors related to COVID induced a nationwide rise in anxiety and depression.
30.(A) Youins felt that traditional mental health care ignores the social, economic, emotional and faith-based needs of underserved communities. (B) Now sober, Youins works as a peer-support specialist with the Connecticut Mental Health Center and has seen how COVID worsened mental health challenges in his city. (C) It exacerbated social and economic inequities already known to drive and sustain poor mental health among marginalized communities. (D) Substance use clinics and treatment sites were available, but he felt the care they provided overlooked who he was as a person. (E) Rates of mental illness were already high in the U.S., but the pandemic intensified everything: Illness, loneliness, job loss, grief, and other stressors related to COVID induced a nationwide rise in anxiety and depression.
31. What is the book genre of "Between the World and Me"? (A) True crime (B) Historical fiction (C) Fantasy (D) Memoir
32. What does the word "incarceration" in paragraph 2 refer to? (A) Improvement (B) Enlightenment (C) Imprisonment (D) Embodiment
33. Who was "Between the World and Me" addressed to? (A) The author's nephew (B) White people (C) Critics (D) The author's son
34. What is the theme of the book "Between the World and Me"? (A) Power relation (B) Racial injustice (C) Legal system (D) Public welfare
35. What is the reviewer's attitude toward the book? (A) Cautious (B) Skeptical (C) Empathetic (D) Sympathetic
36. What is the purpose of this letter? (A) To ask for a refund (B) To file a complaint (C) To ask for an exchange (D) To file a lawsuit
37. Who is the recipient of this letter? (A) The pharmacy owner (B) The pharmacy supervisor (C) The pharmacist (D) None of the above
38. The word "dismay" in this letter is closest in meaning to ______? (A)angry (B) scared (C) unhappy (D) nervous
39. Which of the following is true based on the letter? (A) The customer wanted to punish the pharmacist. (B) The pharmacist refused to correct the mistake. (C) The actual tablets were ten times stronger than the prescription. (D) None of the above.
40. Which of the following can be inferred from the letter? (A) The pharmacy will be closed. (B) The customer will be sued. (C) The pharmacist will be fired. (D) More pharmacists will be on duty.
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