2. Teenagers are known to get _____ with anything they consider boring or routine.
(A) sentimental
(B) paranormal
(C) engaging
(D) disenchanted

48. What can be inferred from the passage? (A) Michael Bloomberg encouraged the use of all ingredients in diet and soft drinks. (B) New York has recently launched a series of measures to restrict the dose of sugar in soda drinks. (C) New York’s public authorities favored sea salt and organic sugar. (D) Fruit sugar is undoubtedly the main reason for increasing the risk of high blood pressure.

49. According to the article, which might be a causative factor for high blood pressure? (A) Sugar-sweetened beverages. (B) Artificially sweetened beverages. (C) Carbonated drinks. (D) All of the above.

50. What is the best title for the article? (A) The Role of Fruit Sugar in High Blood Pressure (B) The Effect of Fruit Sugar (C) The Appropriate Diet and Health (D) Different Types of Sugar

1. It was pure _____ for him to meet by accident a good friend in Disneyland. (A) ambiguity (B) serendipity (C) graffiti (D) prodigy

3. The spruce bud worm that attacks pine trees is _____ in that area. (A) sarcastic (B) deliberate (C) episodic (D) endemic

4. Marmots spend their time foraging among meadow plants and flowers or _______ on rocky cliffs. (A) gets sun (B) sunning (C) the sun (D) sunny

5. February normally has twenty-eight days, but every fourth year, ______ has twenty-nine. (A) there (B) its (C) is a leap year (D) a leap year, it

6. There is often a _____ between what politicians say and what they do. (A) disruption (B) derivation (C) dichotomy (D) defamation

7. I _____ to New York and New Yorker magazines when I was studying in New York. (A) ordered (B) prescribed (C) subscribed (D) ascribed

8. Bread has been a _____ of the human diet since prehistoric times. (A) strand (B) staple (C) stable (D) stake