21. What is "off the charts"?
(A) The demand of iPhone X
(B) The profit of Apple Inc.
(C) The new features of the phone
(D) The new facial identification software

17. Plastic surgery is no longer expensive ____ more people can pay for it. (A) while (B) so (C) because (D) and

18. I have been thinking about getting a tattoo of my favorite singer, Taylor Swift； I ____ a picture of her ____ next week. (A) had (B) have (C) have had (D) am going to have

19. Mbah Marijan has a very unusual job. He's the Gatekeeper of Merapi, an active volcano on the island of Java in Indonesia. ____ traditional stories, an ogre named Sapu Jagat lives inside Merapi. (A) According to (B) Based on (C) In addition to (D) Refer to 

20. Bernard Weber wanted to use modern technology to bring the people of the world closer together. He ____ knew that the original Seven Wonders of the Ancient World ____ one person. (A) choose (B) was chosen (C) were chosen (D) were chosen by 

22. What is NOT a concern about the new iPhone? (A) the offers have been less generous than before (B) users cannot unlock the phone using Face ID (C) slow third-quarter customer upgrades (D) production of the phone was below target 

Question 23 is based on the following reading. (4pts each) This message, including any attachments, is intended only for the use of the Addressee and may contain information that is PRIVILEGED and CONFIDENTIAL. Any dissemination, disclosure, copying or other use of the whole or partial message by persons or entities other than the recipient as indicated in the message is prohibited. If you are not an intended recipient, please kindly notify us and delete the message immediately. Also, Internet communications cannot be guaranteed to be 100% virus-free； we, therefore, shall not be liable for the message if altered, modified, changed or falsified by any third party.23. If you are not the recipient of this message, what can you do? (A) Disclose the message. (B) Copy the message. (C) Disseminate the message. (D) Delete the message. 

Question 24 is based on the following reading. (4pts each) Commodities are often substances that come out of the earth such as crude oil, coal, aluminum, copper, gold, silver, salt, sugar, rice, wheat, and maintain roughly a universal price, fluctuated daily and based on global supply and demand. On a commodity exchange, it is the underlying standard stated in the contract that defines the commodity, not any quality inherent in a specific producer's product. Commodities are traded in two types of markets: the spot (or cash) market where goods are bought and sold for immediate delivery, and the futures market where contracts are for future delivery. In the futures market, both businesses and producers can use futures contracts to lock in their prices and profits. In addition, investors also may buy and sell futures contracts to try to make money on price changes.24. Which of the following statements is true? (A) The spot market is where goods are bought and sold for future delivery. (B) The futures market is where goods are bought and sold for immediate delivery. (C) Only producers can use futures contracts to lock in profits. (D) Investors may make money by buying and selling futures contracts. 

Question 25 is based on the following reading. (4pts each) Direct Deposit is a safe and secure way to electronically deposit your salary, pension, tax refunds, Social Security income, and other regular monthly checks to your account. You can get instant notification by email when the deposit is credited to your account. No more paper checks! You don't need to make a trip to the bank and worry about your check being lost or stolen. No more waiting for checks to clear, your money is available immediately on your payment date.25. If a deposit is electronically credited to your account, which of the following statements is true? (A) You won't get an instant notification by email. (B) You can use the fund immediately. (C) You need to make a trip to the bank to deposit your check. (D) You can't use the fund until the check is cleared. 

Question 26 is based on the following reading. (4pts each) American Foods Inc., founded 1910 in the U.S., originally operated as a wholesaler of packed meat. In the last 100 years, it has acquired a range of 35 brands including breakfast foods, snacks, convenience foods such as frozen pizza, ice cream and American-type confectionery. Some of these, such as Kameo Cookies, have been on the market since the 1920s. American Foods venture into the fair trade market has been less successful. It was attacked sharply by consumer groups when it was discovered that some of the ingredients of its Fair World brands were being sourced from conventional suppliers. The company maintains 90 manufacturing and processing facilities worldwide with a total of 60,000 employees. Last year it opened a facility in Poland and another in the Czech Republic.26. The passage is about... (A) the scandal that happened to American Foods in the twentieth century. (B) the reasons why American Foods merged other companies. (C) the development and venture of American Foods company. (D) the supply chain management failure of American Foods. 

Question 27 is based on the following reading. (4pts each) For many German professionals, the proverb "The grass is greener on the other side of the fence" has become truer than ever. Last year more than 150,000 Germans left their country to seek permanent employment in other industrialized countries. Some of their destinations were as remote as Australia and New Zealand, others as close to home as Switzerland and Britain.27. What is the main idea of the passage? (A) The most popular immigration country. (B) The status of workers in industrialized countries. (C) The emigration problem in Germany. (D) Many German professionals tend to work abroad.