28.(AB) melting (AC) likened (AD) conversion (AE) notable (BC) influx (BD) surrounding (BE) elevated (CD) deposition (CE) minor (DE) generated (ABC) softening (ABD) additional

29. (A) Preliminary studies indicate that it can significantly reduce the size of certain tumors, sometimes more effectively than existing treatment options. (B) Scientists are optimistic about the potential of this new drug, despite concerns from environmental groups about the impact of its production on virgin forests. (C) Consequently, the fact that the drug is entirely natural appears to contribute to the absence of fatal side effects recorded so far. (D) This could make cancer treatments accessible to a broader segment of the population, especially in low-income regions where healthcare resources are limited. (E) In contrast, early clinical trials of Taxol have shown that patients experience far fewer and less severe side effects.

30. (A) Preliminary studies indicate that it can significantly reduce the size of certain tumors, sometimes more effectively than existing treatment options. (B) Scientists are optimistic about the potential of this new drug, despite concerns from environmental groups about the impact of its production on virgin forests. (C) Consequently, the fact that the drug is entirely natural appears to contribute to the absence of fatal side effects recorded so far. (D) This could make cancer treatments accessible to a broader segment of the population, especially in low-income regions where healthcare resources are limited. (E) In contrast, early clinical trials of Taxol have shown that patients experience far fewer and less severe side effects.

31. (A) Preliminary studies indicate that it can significantly reduce the size of certain tumors, sometimes more effectively than existing treatment options. (B) Scientists are optimistic about the potential of this new drug, despite concerns from environmental groups about the impact of its production on virgin forests. (C) Consequently, the fact that the drug is entirely natural appears to contribute to the absence of fatal side effects recorded so far. (D) This could make cancer treatments accessible to a broader segment of the population, especially in low-income regions where healthcare resources are limited. (E) In contrast, early clinical trials of Taxol have shown that patients experience far fewer and less severe side effects.

32. (A) Preliminary studies indicate that it can significantly reduce the size of certain tumors, sometimes more effectively than existing treatment options. (B) Scientists are optimistic about the potential of this new drug, despite concerns from environmental groups about the impact of its production on virgin forests. (C) Consequently, the fact that the drug is entirely natural appears to contribute to the absence of fatal side effects recorded so far. (D) This could make cancer treatments accessible to a broader segment of the population, especially in low-income regions where healthcare resources are limited. (E) In contrast, early clinical trials of Taxol have shown that patients experience far fewer and less severe side effects.

33. What is this passage mainly about? (A) The slave problems in colonial America (B) The sources of workers in colonial America (C) Overabundance of laborers in colonial America (D) Excessive government interference in colonial America

34. According to the passage, what was the main reason for the rarity of slaveholding in colonial America? (A) High prices. (B) Short supply. (C) Religious sentiments. (D) Anti-slavery movements.

35. Which is true about the convicts in the labor system of colonial America? (A) They were granted freedom upon arrival in the colonies. (B) They were banned from working and were confined to prisons. (C) They led the colonial settlers to establish the colonies’ industries. (D) They provided cheap labor and fulfilled the colonies' labor demands.

36. What factors contributed to the fluidity of the labor force in colonial America? (A) Geographic mobility, higher wages, and better opportunities. (B) Lack of transportation options, low wages, and limited job opportunities. (C) Abundance of skilled workers, stable wages, and efficient communication networks. (D) Strict laws restricting worker mobility, stagnant wages, and monopolistic control by colonial elites.

37. What is the main topic of this passage? (A) Reasons to build a bridge. (B) Different types of bridges. (C) Challenges in bridge design. (D) Functions of modern bridges.

38. Which is closest in meaning to “rudimentary” in the second paragraph? (A) fragile (B) diverse (C) primitive (D) terrestrial

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