27. Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the passage as a side effect of an allergy medication?
(A) drowsiness
(B) itching
(C) temporary irritation
(D) changes in the sense of smell

23(A) in which he announced that he changed the company name to Meta (B) and even had the Linden Dollar currency (C) in which people interact with each other and their environment without the physical limitations of the real world (D) a second world where they can create their own avatars and determine all features of them (E) numerous metaverses such as Active Worlds and There (www.there.com) emerged.

24(A) in which he announced that he changed the company name to Meta (B) and even had the Linden Dollar currency (C) in which people interact with each other and their environment without the physical limitations of the real world (D) a second world where they can create their own avatars and determine all features of them (E) numerous metaverses such as Active Worlds and There (www.there.com) emerged.

25(A) in which he announced that he changed the company name to Meta (B) and even had the Linden Dollar currency (C) in which people interact with each other and their environment without the physical limitations of the real world (D) a second world where they can create their own avatars and determine all features of them (E) numerous metaverses such as Active Worlds and There (www.there.com) emerged.

26. What is the main purpose of this passage? (A) To inform that spring allergies and COVID-19 have similar symptoms. (B) To discuss the power of television commercials in promoting drugs. (C) To explain why every allergy medication has its side effects. (D) To introduce an alternative drug for spring allergies.

28. The words "Ammi visnaga" in this passage are most likely a name of _ (A) an allergen (B) an online pharmacy (C) a plant (D) a chemical

29. According to the passage, which of the following is true about Cromolyn? (A) It is a newly developed drug. (B) It is not advertised on television because its safety has not been proven. (C) It prevents the release of chemicals such as histamine from the mast cells. (D) It is more expensive than oral antihistamines and nasal steroids.

30. According to the passage, which of the following statements is true? (A) Patients should continue taking antihistamines for at least six weeks after the allergy season. (B) All three types of allergy medications discussed can be purchased without a prescription. (C) Oral antihistamines are more effective than nasal steroids for symptom relief. (D) Cromolyn cures allergies, while antihistamines and steroids only treat allergy symptoms.

31. What is the main idea of this passage? (A) Los Angeles' diverse economic sectors (B) How World War I! led to a boom in Los Angeles' manufacturing economy (C) How Los Angeles became famous for its entertainanent industry (D) Why shipbuilding was important for the US in World War II

32. Which of the following can be inferred from the first paragraph? (A) San Diego and Miami were industrial powerhouses in 1947. (B) Hollywood was not widely known after the years of World War II (C) In 1947, Detroit's economy heavily relied on manufacturing. (D) Movie stars typically resided outside of Los Angeles in 1947.

33. Which of the following cannot be inferred from the second paragraph? (A) Vultee was an important company in the aircraft industry. (B) Being close to the Pacific Ocean was an important reason why the shipbuilding industry was booming at that time. (C)Investments from the United States federal government made a huge economic im Angeles. (D) The population of Los Angeles grew substantially as a result of World War II.