192.How much would it cost for two children and one adult to go to this water park one day during the opening weekend?
(A) $36
(B) $44
(C) $72
(D) $260

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189.(A) increases (B) eliminates (C) inspires (D) circulates Wild River Water Park At Wild River Water Park, you’ll scream on our thrilling water slides, feel like you’re at the ocean in our wave pool, and sink into relaxation in our lazy river. Join us for opening weekend, and you’ll get 25% off adult day passes. Kids’ day passes are half price. Hours: Wednesday through Sunday, 9:00AM to 8:00PM Day pass: $32 for an adult, $20 for a kid Summer pass: $100 for an adult, $ 80 for a kid Anyone under 16 years of age is eligible for the kid rate. Kids must be accompanied by an adult. One adult cannot escort more than four children at a time. Outside food is not allowed in the water park.

190.What is the main purpose of this advertisement? (A) To celebrate a national holiday (B) To inform a birthday party at a water park (C) To promote a new water park (D) To warn the danger of the river

191.Which of the following things is Not permitted at this water park? (A) One adult takes six kids to the park. (B) People scream on the water slides. (C) People eat the food bought in the water park. (D) The person at the age of 15 pays the kid rate.

193.Which statement is Not True according to this advertisement? (A) The water park is closed on Monday and Tuesday. (B) There is a discount during the opening weekend at this water park. (C) Kids can go to this water park without adults’ company. (D) People need to pay more if they go to this water park in summer. Being a firefighter can be dangerous and exhausting. However, what do firefighters do if there’s no fire? In many towns and cities, firefighters do much more than simply fight fires. They are called upon to manage a variety of accidents, disasters, and rescues that may or may not include fire. Often people call upon firefighters to help them with other daily problems when they just don’t know who else to call. Then, there are times when there are no calls. Many towns and cities have firefighters “on call”, who help out only in emergencies, or when full-time firefighters are busy managing another disaster. For full-time professionals, time between calls is spent on tasks such as maintaining equipment, practicing safety procedures, or doing community training and education.

194.What is the main idea of this passage? (A) It promotes firefighting for job seekers. (B) It informs people how much a firefighter can earn. (C) It introduces what firefighters do. (D) It asks people to respect firefighters.

195.Which of the following activities do the full-time firefighters do when there are no calls? (A) Fight fires (B) Manage disasters (C) Help out in accidents (D) Maintain equipment

196.What do firefighters who are on call do? (A) Help with emergencies (B) Help with the daily problems (C) Do community training (D) Practice safety procedures

197.Which of the following statements is Not True about firefighters? (A) They can fight fires. (B) They can be called to help people with daily problems. (C) They can rescue people from accidents. (D) Their job is complicated but safe. Lonely Planet is the largest publisher of travel guide media in the world. It was founded by Tony and Maureen Wheeler. In 1973, the Wheelers took a trip from Europe to Australia through Asia and wrote a book about it. It was very popular, especially with young European and Australian tourists. Part of the reason for the attraction was that Lonely Planet was the first of its kind to offer guides designed for backpackers. In 1981, the guidebooks expanded to include India. Then in the 1990s, the company started writing guides about Europe and North America. Today, there are about 500 guides in eight languages, as well as TV programs and magazines. The online Lonely Planet community has over 600,000 users connected worldwide.

198.Why did Lonely Planet attract young tourists when it was first created? (A) Backpackers were its target readers. (B) Young people at that time knew nothing about Asia. (C) It was the first travel guidebook. (D) It provided advice for the people who have never travelled