31.
(A)delighted
(B)created
(C)pained
(D)outshined

27.(A)gene (B)behavior (C)brain (D)body

28.(A)with (B)in (C)by (D)for

29.(A)to (B)a (C)the (D)when

30.(A)for (B)at (C)with (D)by

32.(A)advertising (B)Gaelic (C)French (D)anglicized

33.(A)committees (B)replacements (C)tasks (D)Americanisms

34.A person’s blood flows through a pipeline of vessels that, end to end, would stretch more than             half times around the Earth at the equator. (A)twice and (B)twice a (C)two and (D)two and a

35.Trudgill demonstractes,             as Lobov does in New York City, how the use of the variants is related to social class and level of formality. (A)the same way (B)that is the same way (C)in much the same way (D)is in the same way 

The complexity of the human situation and the injustice of the social order demand for more fundamental changes in the basic structure of society itself than some politicians are willing to admit in their speeches. 36.What is necessary to correct the problems of society? (A)basic changes of its structure (B)basic changes in political methods (C)fewer political speeches (D)solution for social injiustice

The function of standards is not to serve as the basis for mindless repressive measures but to give emphasis to the realities of human experience. Such experience helps to identify the cuase of unnecessary pain and disintegration. Any society that ignores the lessons of that experience may be in a bad way.  37.The author implies that society might not operate well if it               . (A)adopts mindless repressive measures (B)identifies the cause of unnecessary pain and disintegration (C)gives imphasis to the realities of human experience (D)ignores the lessons from previous failures