31. Where did Earth Hour begin?
(A) America
(B) Australia
(C) Europe
(D) Taiwan

32. How many countries participated in Earth Hour in 2010? (A) Approximately 50 (B) Around 500 (C) Over 100 (D) It is unknown Passage D (Questions 33-36) If you’re like most people, you don’t take horoscopes seriously. Knowing about your sign is just something for fun — something to talk about when you run out of topics. For some people, however, the horoscope is more meaningful. In fact, these people are convinced that the information provided by horoscopes is useful. They won’t start the day without first checking what their horoscope predicts. In addition, they judge others based on when they were born. For example, if someone is born in August and is a Leo, these people will say they’re stubborn. Individuals born under the sign of Capricorn are practical, especially when it comes to money, while Scorpios love attention. Pisces are easygoing and artistic. And everyone knows Aries are full of passion. The list goes on. Talking about your horoscope can be a lot of fun, so long as you don’t take it too far.

33. How does the writer feel about horoscopes? (A) The author really does not accept horoscopes at all. (B) The author says they bring too much attention to people. (C) The author thinks horoscopes can sometimes be fun. (D) The author always checks to see what they can tell him.

34. According to the story, some people refuse to . (A) talk to people who say they do not believe in horoscopes. (B) do anything without seeing what their horoscope tells them. (C) believe that Pisces are passionate about making movies. (D) spend their free time with anyone who is not easygoing.

35. Which of the characteristics is NOT discussed? (A) Not listening to other people. (B) Caring too much about money. (C) Always seeking attention. (D) Taking too many risks.

36. What is the most appropriate title for this story? (A) Trying Hard to Meet a Scorpio. (B) Leos: The Most Stubborn of People. (C) Time to Get Serious about Your Personality. (D) Don’t Take Your Horoscope too Far. Passage E (Questions 37-40) There is a lot of debate over cloning. Dolly the sheep was the first cloned mammal, meaning she came from one cell of an adult sheep. She was born on July 5th, 1996 and lived until the age of six. Dolly stayed at an institute her whole life. She was able to have six lambs in her lifetime. In February 2003, she was put to sleep because she had a lung disease and other illnesses. Dr. Wilmut, the scientist in charge of the experiment, said that cloning humans would not be possible. Usually, sheep like Dolly live to be 11 or 12 years of age. The scientists didn’t think Dolly’s short life was due to her being a clone. Some people have said the cell used to create her was six years old and therefore it, or Dolly, died at the proper time. There’s still a lot of debate, but one thing is for sure. Dolly’s life is a major milestone in modern biology.

37. What is true about Dolly the sheep? (A) She was born in the early months of 1998. (B) Dolly was very ill at the time of her birth. (C) Unfortunately, she died right after birth. (D) She was the first mammal ever cloned.

38. What did Dr. Wilmut say about cloning? (A) People can’t be cloned. (B) Only sheep can be cloned. (C) This is not morally right. (D) It will help save people.

39. Where did Dolly live? (A) On a farm (B) At an institute (C) In a field (D) At Dr. Wilmut’s home

40. How did Dolly die? (A) She refused to eat. (B) She got really old. (C) She was put to sleep. (D) She was hit by a car.

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