32. Which of the following will be the most suitable set of key words for this passage:
(A) Cognitive bias, motivated reasoning. psychology
(B) Cognitive bias. falsification. science
(C) Cognitive bias. rationalization, psychology
(D) Rationalization. falsification. justification
(E) Rationalization. Brian Nosek, science

1. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Felicity has been particularly_______about washing her hands before touching food. (A) facetious (B) factitious (C) fallacious (D) fastidious (E) fatuous

2. An official investigation of last month's terrorist attack________the city council from any blame. (A) exacerbated (B) excoriated (C) excruciated (D) exhorted (E) exonerated

3. The suspect________an alibi to get away with the murder. (A) compounded (B) concocted (C) concurred (D) condescended (E) condoned

4. The apartheid state invested significant energy in_____ racial discrimination by projecting the idea that the codification of racism was not only acceptable but also just. (A) debunking (B) delegating (C) struggling (D) legitimizing (E) teasing

5. With the Delta variant dominant and hospitals under strain, the government _____this week that only critically ill or high-risk patients would be admitted to hospitals. Others must recover at home. (A) decreed (B) taunted (C) saluted (D) tantalized (E) redeemed

6. In Wanderlust: A History of Walking, Rebecca Solnit brings out how, in Austen's England, new kinds of walking came together with other_____. (A) concentration (B) transformations (C) banality (D) recruitment (E) timelessness

7. Because it is a new democracy tiptoeing into the free market, its policymakers are free to try _____ideas without being burdened by the legacy of how things were done before. (A) legendary (B) fleeting (C) painful (D) unorthodox (E) archaic

8. While he was repeatedly asked to return home and stop spending the principal of his inheritance, Charles Longfellow remained in Asia and never shied away from_____. (A) responsibility (B) extravagance (C) hard Work (D) publicity (E) competition

9. Anti-work, which has roots in anarchist and socialist economic critique, argues that the bulk of today's jobs aren't necessary； instead, they enforce wage slavery and_____ workers of the full value of their output. (A) rub (B) carouse (C) deprive (D) inveigle (E) acquit

10. In the case of type 1 diabetes, scientists are particularly keen to study exactly what happens after beta cells become infected with Sars-CoV-2 to see if there is a way to prevent their destruction. "Understanding the link between viral infection and type 1 diabetes might _____early diagnosis and prevention," says Shuibing Chen, a stem cell biologist at Weill Cornell Medicine.(A) forestall(B) gloat(C) facilitate(D) impede(E)tamper

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