34 What is hinted at the end of the passage?
(A) The author had the same tattoo as his dead brother.
(B) The predator on the author’s brother was a relative of the tattoo artist.
(C) The predator was tattooed by the same artist who patterned the rose for the author.
(D) The revenge is done in a way that the author was needled with the same color as the victimizer.

30 Which of the following statements is true about Martin Memorial? (A) It decided to stop providing medical care to uninsured immigrants. (B) It was caught in a dilemma between medical obligations and financial burdens. (C) It was a private local hospital designated to provide medical care to uninsured immigrants. (D) It was the first one to remove uninsured, indigent immigrants from the hospital by court orders.

31 According to the passage, what would Jackson opt for realizing justice? (A) Following public demands. (B) Beheading the culprit. (C) A tattoo for the predator. (D) Endless mental torments for the predator.

32 What is the closest meaning of the word “lashed” in the passage? (A) hit with force (B) criticized severely (C) tied together firmly (D) watered in all directions

33 According to the passage, which of the following statements is true? (A) To carry the dead body of the victim as a burden and public shame is the only justice to the family member. (B) Since a brother’s death is not public fare, newspaper headlines should have no carrying. (C) After the long trial of his brother’s death, there was a public clamor for vengeance. (D) He had a hard time calming himself down because of many talks, gossips, news, and reports of his brother’s death.

35 How did Jackson react to the death of his brother? (A) He was confident in the practice of justice for the death of his brother. (B) He joined the chorus to sing songs for his brother as a solution for his sorrow. (C) His brother’s calamity caused him to freeze his desire for justice. (D) He was not easily swayed by public opinions concerning justice and revenge.

36 Which of the following statements is true about the cats in Rome? (A) They have caused many environmental problems. (B) They are deeply intertwined with the lives in Rome. (C) They could only be found in ancient Rome. (D) They exist in myths and are a scarce species.

37 How do we know the Romans have considered cats sacred animals? (A) We may bump into cats everywhere on ancient pillars and steps. (B) There are about 30,000 stray cats living in the ancient ruins. (C) Many portraits of Roman deities have the connection with cats. (D) The cats in Rome would know the place where a hidden treasure lies.

38 Who is the intended reader of this passage? (A) Archaeologists. (B) Historians. (C) Lawmakers. (D) Tourists.

39 Which of the following is the street dedicated to cats? (A) Via della Gatta. (B) Piazza Grazioli. (C) Piazza del Collegio Romano. (D) Palazzo Doria-Pamphili.

40 What is the meaning of the word “ailurophile”? (A) A pet worker. (B) A cat fancier. (C) A tourist. (D) A resident.