26. Some physicians prescribe certain treatments just to _______ trust with skeptical or resistant families.
(A) demand
(B) establish
(C) eliminate
(D) confuse

27. Artists such as Picasso appropriated real elements of everyday life and _____ them into their paintings. They rewrote the rulebook regarding art’s relationship with life. (A) inquired (B) incorporated (C) investigated (D) interrogated

28. Growing up is more a matter of courage than knowledge: all the information in the world is no _____ for the guts to use your own judgement. (A) substitute (B) subway (C) suspect (D) system

29. _____ to one time block of ninety minutes ensures that we do something substantive each week and allows us to see clear progress. (A) Compelling (B) Committing (C) Converting (D) Continuing

30. Some university leaders worry that losing funding would _______ critical research projects in health and science. (A) sustain (B) reveal (C) rejuvenate (D) jeopardize

31. May: I need to _______ before the wedding. Mary: Do you already have an appointment at the salon? May: Yes, I booked it for Friday. Mary: Great! You’ll look amazing. (A) cut my hair (B) cut my hair done (C) have cut my hair (D) have my hair cut 

32. A: Have you ever heard what happens to male chicks in the egg industry? B: No, what do you mean? A: They’re usually killed because they can’t lay eggs or be sold for meat. B: ___________________________ (A) That sounds horrible. I didn’t know that. (B) I think eggs are very expensive these days. (C) Wow! My family eats eggs every weekend. (D) Yes, chickens lay eggs.

33. A: My brother takes his kids to school, cooks dinner, and reads bedtime stories. B: That’s awesome. A: ___________________________ B: Sounds like the shift in fatherhood is real. (A) He didn’t like being home during quarantine. (B) He wants to spend less time at home now. (C) He works all weekend and avoids the kids. (D) He says the pandemic taught him how valuable family time is.

34. A: What do you think about reading your kid’s text messages? B: ___________________________ A: That’s fair. I suppose how we approach it depends on age and trust. (A) I think it’s useful at first, but too much surveillance can harm the relationship. (B) I believe kids should never have privacy until they’re 18. (C) I plan to read everything, even their school emails. (D) It doesn’t matter what they write—it’s their phone, their rules.

35. A: I read an article that really made me reflect on what I eat. B: Was it about animal treatment again? A: ___________________________ B: That’s a good mindset. Our choices can make a difference. (A) Yes, I usually skip breakfast before 10 a.m.. (B) Yes, I think I need to be more mindful as a consumer. (C) No, I just like trying new recipes online. (D) No, I was only looking for cheaper meal ideas.

36. A: I’m leaning toward a flip phone to avoid distractions. B: That’s smart. A: ___________________________ B: True, they’re good for basic communication but not much more. (A) It doesn’t have location tracking or any real parental controls, though. (B) It comes with dozens of apps, just like a smartphone. (C) I like that it connects easily to TikTok and Snapchat. (D) I’ll use it to monitor all my child’s private messages.

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