23 In which way is the motion picture similar to the novel, the play, music, or dance?
(A) It provides sound.
(B) It provides narratives.
(C) It provides moving images.
(D) It provides visual records of life.

19 Journeys are the midwives of thought. (A) Great thoughts are generated when you travel. (B) If you do not take journeys, you cannot be a midwife. (C) You expand your horizons by traveling with a midwife. (D) Inspirations come from journeys only.

20 The modern technology has enabled us to split up atoms, but we can’t break down our prejudices. (A) Nowadays we have been equipped with advanced technology to overcome many extreme challenges, but not to open our mind. (B) Scientists need to put in much more effort than what they have put in to split up atoms in order to break down our prejudices. (C) We will be able to be truly open-minded with the help of the modern technology that has enabled us to split up atoms. (D) Advanced technology that has helped us overcome many extreme challenges has made us open-minded.

21 What are the two major art forms developing within modern history? (A) Motion picture and novel (B) Motion picture and television (C) Motion picture and peep-show (D) Motion picture and still photography

22 Which of the following did NOT prompt the first invention of the motion picture? (A) Directors’ desire for storytelling (B) Scientists’ desire for visual records of life (C) Technicians’ desire for technological ingenuity (D) Customers’ desire for peep-show entertainment

24 What does the underlined phrase “to pale” in the second paragraph mean? (A) To turn white (B) To lose appeal (C) To become dark (D) To draw attention

25 According to the passage, which of the following statements about the motion picture is true? (A) The motion picture was first produced because of its artistic potential. (B) The motion picture grew out of the twentieth-century scientific curiosity. (C) The development of the motion picture is based on the invention of television. (D) The aesthetic and social functions of the motion picture have changed through time.

56.Cathy, a used car dealer, turns the odometer of the car back from 60,000 to 18,000 kilometers. Bill, relying on the odometer reading, purchases the car from Cathy. Cathy is liable to Bill for the fraudulent 　　　 .(A) omission (B) quotation (C) misrepresentation (D) disposition

57.Austin breaks and enters Britney’s home, steals a photograph of Britney, and publishes it on the magazine to promote the sale of the magazine. Austin is liable to Britney for invasion of             . (A) secrecy (B) privacy (C) intimacy (D) expectancy

58.Homer intentionally pulls the ears of Bo’s large dog and injures Bo’s dog. Homer is liable to Bo for trespass to chattels. Which of the following choices is the best meaning for “chattels”?(A) Real estate (B) Personal property (C) Livestock (D) Dogs

59.Curtis contracts to sell and Dale to buy ten bushels of oats. By very general   , known to Curtis and Dale, 32 pounds constitute a bushel of oats. In the absence of contrary evidence, ten bushels in the contract mean 320 pounds.(A) usage (B) practice (C) habit (D) custom