1. Which of the following illustrations is the most appropriate for the reports above?
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32. In 1997, Roddick started a global campaign to _____________. (A) raise money for endangered animals (B) change woman’s public image (C) stop animal test (D) promote cosmetics sales

33. The patients who suffer from bulimia often ____________. (A) feel unnaturally constant hunger (B) become delirious (C) develop a fear of being in crowds (D) lose part of their memory

34. Which is the most appropriate word for the blank in the last line? (A) guided (B) geared (C) googled (D) granted

35. Which is the best title for the passage above? (A) The Body Shop: Origination and Development (B) The Body Shop: Failure and Success (C) The Body Shop: Dame Anita (D) The Body Shop in the USA

2. Witness A is not really certain about _______. (A) whether the truck tried to avoid the sports car (B) whether the sports car driver was going to go through the intersection (C) whether the back doors of the van opened up in the beginning (D) whether the van and the sports car hit

3. Witness B ______. (A) thinks that accident was terrible (B) thinks that the sports car driver should have slowed down (C) feels that it was fortunate that the sports car driver succeeded in turning to the right (D) probably hardly noticed the small farm truck

4. Based on what the witnesses said, we can assume that _______. (A) it was late at night and the road was slippery (B) the traffic was held up because of the accident (C) until recently traffic signals had been put up (D) the traffic was light on Route 300 then

5. The word swerve in witness A’s account is closest to the word _____ in meaning. (A) weave (B) intercept (C) accelerate (D) overtake

6. In the best-seller, the upper-class New Yorkers drank too much, entertained too lavishly, and were ____and wasteful with money. (A) amicable (B) austere (C) ostentatious (D) banal

7. The unprecedented crisis is further ____by the nature and constituents of impotent leadership in the country. (A) alleviated (B) condemned (C) ameliorated (D) exacerbated