2. Strawberries can be either male or female, which is a(n) _____ trick that is made possible by sexdetermining genes.
(A) botanical
(B) zoological
(C) entomological
(D) anthropological

48. WHO estimates that 15 percent of the world’s population consumes over 90 percent of the world’s production of pharmaceuticals. What is the implication of this sentence? (A) It is easy to use data from national surveys. (B) Increases in the cost of medical treatment make healthcare increasingly unaffordable. (C) Socioeconomic problems of health disparities can be solved easily. (D) People in under-developed places have difficulties getting access to health care. (E) People from South-East Asia have better access to healthcare.

49. The human right to health means that everyone has the right to the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health. What is NOT considered as the example of attainable physical and mental health? (A) opportunities to play sports (B) sanitation (C) adequate food (D) clean environment (E) healthy working conditions

50. Which statement is true? (A) Cases of lacking medicine involve the right to freedom. (B) We need to depend on rich merchants to eliminate inequalities. (C) National supply system always functions well. (D) Very few people in the world need access to medicine. (E) Deprivation causes immense suffering of people.

1. The Japanese government has officially decided to hold the _____ ceremony of the current emperor -- Akihito, the first imperial resignation as an act of the constitution stipulation. (A) abdication (B) posterity (C) presidency (D) inauguration

3. Jakarta’s first commuter line is one of the numerous projects underway across Southeast Asia to combat _____, an unwanted side effect of rapid economic growth. (A) coalition (B) coercion (C) congestion (D) commotion

4. The girl ________ between waffles and crepes because both looked tasty and she was allowed to order only one of them. (A) mediated (B) recurred (C) legitimated (D) vacillated

5. In a televised debate, the candidate accused her opponent of running a smear campaign and being a _________ liar. (A) venial (B) inveterate (C) nocturnal (D) assiduous

6. The distinguished researcher received an ________ from the president for her outstanding work on the Black Hole. (A) affluence (B) accolade (C) amnesty (D) ambivalence

7. On the court, the attorney argued that all of testimony was irrelevant, groundless and inflammatory and he couldn’t possibly _____ the culprits. (A) congeal (B) rescind (C) exculpate (D) endorse

8. The hope of the regime was that the lifting of limits on its oil trades and the return of foreign investment would rescue the economy tormented by _____ and hazardously high unemployment. (A) obscurity (B) cupidity (C) ventilation (D) stagnation