27. Why is it almost impossible to sing and cry at the same time?
(A) Breathing provokes maximum oxygen intake unconsciously for a normal person.
(B) People are incapable of managing their tears and movements when crying out loud.
(C) People who are crying out loud are usually incapable of thinking clearly.
(D) The throat muscles do not simultaneously shape notes and hold open for crying.

23. (A) in (B) on (C) into (D) for

24. (A) last (B) lest (C) least (D) leave

25. (A) registering (B) register (C) being registered (D) registered

26. 'To scoff at tears' means_________(A) To honor tears(B) To surrender to tears(C) To make contempt of tears(D) To wipe away tears

28. Which of these is not a social function of tears mentioned in the article?(A)Tears have a predetermined value, often seen as self-centered and sometimes as opportunistic.(B)A psychiatrist may use tears to diagnose depression by asking a patient to describe his or her crying.(C)A solitary crier will wrap their arms around themselves, creating their own soothing embrace.(D)Tears are said to have a soul-cleansing effects and are necessary for some people.

29. What causes tears to take longer to travel down a cheek?(A) Thickness of tears(B) Thickness of cheeks(C) Oily level of tears(D) Irritants in the tears

30. Which one of these refers to tears as a social signal?(A) Emotional tears fall more slowly.(B) The ingredients of tears are varied.(C) Crying has a message to be perceived.(D) All kinds of tears are different.

31. What was the initial business that caused the development of Pidgin Hawaiian?(A) plantation(B) fishing(C) hunting(D) weaving

32. What was the main language used for interethnic interactions before the Reciprocity Treaty was signed?(A) Japanese(B) Hawaiian(C) Tagalog(D) Portuguese

33. What was the main reason that the population of Hawaiians declined after the signing of the Reciprocity Treaty?(A) overworking(B) obesity(C) lack of money(D) illness