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(A) focus
(B) negligence
(C) refute
(D) disconnection

30 The ______ government is working to improve infrastructure and promote economic growth across the region. (A) universal (B) earthly (C) provincial (D) worldly

31 (A) exotic (B) long-awaited (C) absent-minded (D) precocious

32 (A) boycotted (B) conceded (C) ratified (D) vetoed

33 (A) promoted (B) restricted (C) advocated (D) obligated

35 (A) entry (B) loss (C) win (D) issue 

36 According to the passage, who is Emmanuel Stamatakis? (A) A physician. (B) A researcher. (C) A therapist. (D) A nutritionist.

37 Which of the following is similar in meaning to the phrase “snapping out of” in the passage? (A) Getting angry suddenly. (B) Returning quickly. (C) Stopping being in. (D) Closing something.

38 Which of the following best describes the main idea of the passage? (A) Regular physical activity is one of the most important things for us to improve health. (B) A few bursts of short but intense physical activity can have positive effects on health. (C) Moderate-intensity exercise includes brisk walking, raking the yard, and playing tennis. (D) Sedentary lifestyles appear widespread despite being linked to chronic health conditions.

39 According to the passage, who are the participants included in the Stamatakis’ study? (A) Those who don’t exercise. (B) Those who exercise regularly. (C) Those who like to do workouts. (D) Those who are professional athletes.

40 According to the passage, which of the following is true in Edward Coyle’s study? (A) Young adults need to do outdoor cycling. (B) The study requires the participants to finish 8 exercises. (C) Every workout takes only four seconds. (D) It takes 30 minutes to complete the whole exercise.