3. How is the convenience store sector doing in Japan?
(A) It is moving towards the right direction.
(B) It is becoming sluggish.
(C) The article does not mention it.
(D) No one can predict.

4. The impact of cutting the operating hours of convenience stores was likely to be negative, so some analysts suggested that the government start from ______ if it was serious about reducing carbon emissions. (A) reducing tobacco tax (B) increasing budget on environmental protection (C) reducing the huge number of automatic vending machines (D) cutting down the convenience stores in the countryside

5. According to the convenience store industry, what impact would closing for the night have on the earnings of a typical store? (A) It could cause a 20% increase in profits. (B) It could cause a 20% increase in sales. (C) It could cause a 20% decrease in carbon emissions. (D) It could cause a 20% decrease in profits. 

6. Who is Gordon Granger? (A) The General Secretary of President Abraham Lincoln. (B) The General of the Confederate. (C) The General of the Union. (D) The world's first great politician.

7. According to the reporter, Derrick Bryson, "Juneteenth" has a lot to do with _____. (A) the emancipation of the black slave in the South (B) President Abraham Lincoln's running for presidency (C) the teenagers' advocation for independence (D) African-Americans' need for summer vacation 

8. According to the article, what is the main reason for allowing the cats in prison? (A) To help cats live a more comfortable life. (B) To help relieve prisoners' stress. (C) To make sure that the prisoners do not commit any more crimes. (D) To make sure that the cats will not be neutered.

9. One of the inmates likens the cats to _. (A) dogs (B) children (C) other prisoners (D) inmates

10. The article mentions that the cats have been declawed and neutered, which means, _. (A) the prisoners can never be released from the prison (B) the prison guards do not like to take care of the cats (C) those cats will never be able to breed and produce offspring (D) those cats are so domesticated that they can be kept with dogs in the same cage. 

11. The theme of this article is that a healthy lifestyle _____ (A) gives guidelines for longevity (B) can even alter your genes for the better (C) has no effect on health improvement (D) can guarantee a better research result

12. Apart from eating healthy food and exercising, the men in the study _____ (A) were put under a lot of stress (B) were taught stress management methods (C) were given biopsies (D) became meditation masters

13. In a telephone interview, Dr. Dean Ornish said: "It's an exciting finding because so often people say, 'Oh, it's all in my genes, what can I do?' Well, it turns out you may be able to do a lot." What does Ornish actually mean? (A) One's physique is genetic coded. (B) Finding that radiation or hormone therapy works well for treating prostate cancer is exciting. (C) Having a surgery is the only way to cure prostate cancer. (D) A healthy lifestyle can alter your genes.

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