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(A) whereas the aforementioned professors would still face prosecution
(B) with more than two-thirds of the lawmakers in attendance voting to uphold the resolution
(C) saying that the Executive Yuan would file for a reconsideration
(D) which harmed the public’s trust in the administration
(E) as the Executive Yuan may request a reconsideration of legislative resolutions following the president’s approval (AB) adding that there also needs to be a distinction between using funds for appropriate ends and using funds for personal gains (AC) leading to a debate over the act’s applicability

15.Harper Lee cannot be called _____ writer as she has published only one major work; however, her writing in that novel is so , so sharply perceptive, that it has earned her enduring popularity. (A) a productive; convoluted (B) a prolific; trenchant (C) a verbose; timorous (D) an astute; probing

16. (A) whereas the aforementioned professors would still face prosecution (B) with more than two-thirds of the lawmakers in attendance voting to uphold the resolution (C) saying that the Executive Yuan would file for a reconsideration (D) which harmed the public’s trust in the administration (E) as the Executive Yuan may request a reconsideration of legislative resolutions following the president’s approval (AB) adding that there also needs to be a distinction between using funds for appropriate ends and using funds for personal gains (AC) leading to a debate over the act’s applicability

複選題17. (A) whereas the aforementioned professors would still face prosecution (B) with more than two-thirds of the lawmakers in attendance voting to uphold the resolution (C) saying that the Executive Yuan would file for a reconsideration (D) which harmed the public’s trust in the administration (E) as the Executive Yuan may request a reconsideration of legislative resolutions following the president’s approval (AB) adding that there also needs to be a distinction between using funds for appropriate ends and using funds for personal gains (AC) leading to a debate over the act’s applicability

18. (A) whereas the aforementioned professors would still face prosecution (B) with more than two-thirds of the lawmakers in attendance voting to uphold the resolution (C) saying that the Executive Yuan would file for a reconsideration (D) which harmed the public’s trust in the administration (E) as the Executive Yuan may request a reconsideration of legislative resolutions following the president’s approval (AB) adding that there also needs to be a distinction between using funds for appropriate ends and using funds for personal gains (AC) leading to a debate over the act’s applicability

複選題20. (A) whereas the aforementioned professors would still face prosecution (B) with more than two-thirds of the lawmakers in attendance voting to uphold the resolution (C) saying that the Executive Yuan would file for a reconsideration (D) which harmed the public’s trust in the administration (E) as the Executive Yuan may request a reconsideration of legislative resolutions following the president’s approval (AB) adding that there also needs to be a distinction between using funds for appropriate ends and using funds for personal gains (AC) leading to a debate over the act’s applicability

21. The primary purpose of the passage is to (A) criticize the obsession of today's youth with technology. (B) make a parody of useless modern inventions. (C) describe the technical specs of this new ring tone. (D) introduce a new ilk of technology and initiate a discussion of its true efficacy.

22. Why is it important to note the "highly uncharacteristic embrace of anarchy" by the Times? (A) The deviation from the norm of the publication calls even more attention to the new technology by piquing readers' attention. (B) Such a prevalent publication's encouragement of anarchy could be perceived by the government as a serious threat. (C) It suggests that it is being used ironically by the Times to actually express disapproval. (D) Older adults need to be worried about the increasingly aggressive tactics of youth.

23. What is the author trying to convey by describing young people as "hooligans, yobs, scamps, ne'er-do-wells, scapegraces, ruffians, tosspots, and bravos"? (A) The opinion that, whatever name you call them by, young people will continue to disturb business transactions. (B) A sense of criticism on the part of older adults who feel patronizing toward young people. (C) An insulting tone implying the ignorance of youth. (D) Support for embracing jargon when communicating between people of different generations.

24.The tone of the passage might best be described as (A) openly critical (B) personal and reflective (C) cautiously argumentative (D) nostalgic and uncertain

25.Which statement best describes the extremes of art? (A) Any representation of life depends on the usual artistic means of expression. (B) Art makes the mundane appear more aesthetic appealing. (C) Art should not compromise its portrayal of using complex language. (D) Art can represent either the external concrete world or the abstract world.