34.
(A) cure
(B) prescribe
(C) detect
(D) measure

30. (A) deprived of (B) in spite of (C) free of (D) in case of

31. (A) problem (B) background (C) judgement (D) rationale

32. (A) wary (B) positive (C) confident (D) reasonable

33. (A) to make (B) making (C) makes (D) made

35. (A) in addition (B) to sum up (C) first of all (D) on the other hand

36. What is the article mainly about? (A) How the string can control the kite. (B) How we can release our stress by practice. (C) How patients can benefit from mental clarity. (D) How our breathing can impact our mental states.

37. According to the article, which of the following statements is NOT true concerning the metaphors of string and kite? (A) The kite refers our state of mind. (B) Our breath is the string that controls the kite. (C) A kite can fly like a carefree bird when the string is long enough. (D) The metaphors are used to provide a visual image for the connection between our emotions and breath.

38. In which type of magazine do you most likely to come across this article? (A) Health. (B) Automobiles. (C) Online games. (D) Home improvement.

39. According to the article, how should we deal with our painful emotions? (A) We can cut off the flow of painful sensations by means of cutting our breath short. (B) We need to identify the feelings and free ourselves from them by breathing. (C) We should suppress the negative feelings so that they cannot hurt us. (D) We should go the wild and fly a kite.

40. According to the article, which of the following statements is NOT true? (A) By means of breathing, we can free ourselves from negative feelings. (B) We tend to restrict our breathing when we experience painful emotions. (C) Our unpleasant feelings can be released by confining the air to our chest. (D) For the sake of mental clarity, we should let the inhaled air to reach the bottom of our lungs.