29. What is the topic of this passage?
(A) types of judges
(B) written opinions of judges
(C) spirit of the law
(D) protecting individual rights

25. (B)ill: Have you ever fired a gun? Jack: What did you ask me? Bill: I asked you whether_a gun before. (A) have you fired B you have fired (C) you had fired (D) had you fired

26. Mr. (B)rown, still unable to live with the humiliating defeat of the last match, often talks and behaves as if he_a peerless champion. (A) is still B would be still (C) will still be (D) were still

27. Which of the following sentences is INCORRECT? (A) Abused children commonly exhibit one or more of the following symptoms: withdrawal, rebelliousness, restless, and depress. (B) Many states are reducing property taxes from homeowners and extending financial aid in the form of tax credits to renters. (C) I was advised either to change my flight or to take the train. (D) It is easier to speak in abstractions than to ground one's thoughts in reality.

28. Which of the following sentences is CORRECT? (A) Bob warned me that gun on the top shelf of the cupboard was loaded. (B) A truck loaded with dynamite cut in front of our van. When truck skidded a few seconds later, we almost plowed into it. (C) During an eclipse, one should not look directly at sun. (D) Our petite daughter dated the tallest boy in her class.

30. What kind of judges would hold moderate views while applying the law? (A) conservative (B) liberal (C) centrist (D) none of them

31. The word “champion” is closest in meaning to (A) win (B) defend (C) beat (D) respect

32. Which of the following statements is not implied in the passage? (A) (D)ifferent judges apply the law in different manners. (B) (C)onservative judges value the law more than individual rights. C Centrist judges are the best judges. D Liberal judges do not explain the law strictly.

33. Which of the following words does not have the meaning of “sullage”？ (A) wastewater (B) filtered water (C) gray water (D) used water

34. (A)ccording to the passage, where can gray water be used? A in the shower (B) in the swimming pool (C) in the dishwasher (D) in the toilet

35. The word “engineered” is closest in meaning to (A) created (B) designed and built (C) cleverly arranged (D) invented