29.
(A) more than
(B) inferior to
(C) rather than
(D) as soon as

30. (A) remain (B) remained (C) are remaining (D) would remain

31. What is the primary focus of this passage ? (A) The historical development of contemplative traditions (B) The psychological mechanisms underlying mindfulness (C) The ethical implications of secularizing mindfulness (D) The economic benefits of corporate wellness programs

32. According to this passage, critics are concerned that corporate mindfulness programs may ___. (A) replace systemic reform with individual coping strategies (B) decrease overall employee productivity (C) increase workplace competition (D) overemphasize spiritual instruction

33. It can be inferred from the passage that the author believes mindfulness ___. (A) is ineffective outside religious contexts (B) requires ethical grounding to preserve its original intent (C) should be restricted to clinical settings (D) inevitably leads to corporate exploitation

34. The author’s overall tone toward modern mindfulness practices is best described as ___. (A) entirely ironical (B) overtly dismissive (C) enthusiastically supportive (D) cautiously balanced

35. According to the context, which of the following connectors should be placed in the blank in the last paragraph ? (A) Consequently (B) Generally (C) In contrast (D) Nevertheless 

36. What is this passage mainly about? (A) To argue that oral GLP-1 medications are clinically superior to injectable formulations (B) To discuss the production of the first FDA-approved oral obesity drug (C) To critique the pharmaceutical industry’s commodification of obesity (D) To compare efficiencies between fungal fermentation and synthetic drug production

37. The production of semaglutide begins with ___. (A) synthetic laboratory enzymes engineered to mimic human hormones (B) a strain of the bacteria yeast genetically engineered to produce a protein (C) genetically engineered yeast undergoing fermentation (D) a proprietary fatty-acid compound designed for gastric absorption

38. Paragraphs 3 and 4 are primarily developed through ___. (A) cause-and-effect analysis (B) analysis by division (C) comparison and contrast (D) informative process analysis

39. Which of the following best explains why pharmaceutical companies are investing heavily in oral versions of GLP-1 drugs? (A) Oral drugs provide stronger appetite suppression than injectable medications. (B) Oral drugs require simpler biochemical manufacturing processes. (C) Oral drugs are more likely to receive FDA approval than injectable formulations. (D) Oral drugs offer comparable outcomes with advantages in access and production.

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