25.
(A) doubt
(B) demand
(C) remind
(D) regard

26. (A) uncommon (B) unlikely (C) unusual (D) unrelated

27. (A) mixture (B) cobweb (C) network (D) bottleneck

28. (A) where (B) how (C) when (D) what

29. (A) One (B) All (C) Each (D) None

30. (A) Ireland at that time was desperately overpopulated. (B) the Famine was a natural, perhaps unavoidable disaster. (C) famines are not generally caused by food shortages. (D) the Irish people were far too dependent on a single crop.

31. (A) Whether you call this genocide or not depends on how you define the word. (B) Whether this was so of the Great Famine depends on one’s point of view. (C) Would they have done something similar if a famine had broken out in Kent? (D) What makes that event unique is that it lasted longer than most other famines.

32. (A) There are poignant accounts of desperate men and women attacking food convoys and being beaten off by British soldiers. (B) Even some high-placed Irish officials did not think so, although the event did stir up a hatred of the Irish at that time. (C) You may come across the odd Famine graveyard in your travels, pits where people were buried together without coffins. (D) It is hard to argue that the British relief operation was anything like adequate, even by standards of the time.

33. (A) They consider the Famine the death of many things besides a million people. (B) They glimpse in the Famine a golden opportunity for a long-term restructuring of Ireland. (C) They see it as a blessing in disguise—God’s own way of modernizing the Irish. (D) They also say that more food was imported than exported during the Famine years.

34. (A) “The cabin is located near a muddy swamp frozen in winter,” (B) “The cabin was built with timber I gathered in the forest,” (C) “The cabin has no indoor plumbing and no electricity,” (D) “The cabin is equipped with all kinds of modern facilities,”

35. (A) Lately he has been studying how creatures die. (B) Currently he has been thinking about the dying nature. (C) Unfortunately, he has just divorced his wife. (D) Recently human nature has preoccupied his study.

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