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(B)One
(C)Another
(D)The other

31 (A)considering (B)despite (C)with (D)provided

32 (A)seemed (B)neither (C)still (D)yet

33 (A)unaware of (B)uncertain of (C)uncalled for (D)unknown to

34 (A)befits (B)belongs to (C)begets (D)benefits from

36 ________many secretarial courses, Catherine is certain to meet your requirements. (A)To take (B)Having taken (C)Had taken (D)Being taking

37 Designated hitter Joseph Giambi is fading before our eyes while Andrew Philips grows in stature. (A)Designated hitter Joseph Giambi is superior to Andrew Philips. (B)Designated hitter Joseph Giambi is taller than Andrew Philips. (C)Designated hitter Joseph Giambi is fatter than Andrew Philips. (D)Designated hitter Joseph Giambi is dwarfed by Andrew Philips.

38 Two drug tests of the champion’s urine proved positive and he was stripped of his gold and his dignity. (A)The champion took two urine drugs and was deprived of his gold and dignity. (B)The champion proved urine drugs positive and was impoverished with gold and dignity. (C)The champion took drugs to improve urine and was rid of his gold and dignity. (D)The champion was found taking drugs and was dispossessed of his gold and dignity.

39 The police stopped him in his car because he was driving under the influence. (A)The police stopped the driver because he was drunk. (B)The police stopped the driver because he fell asleep in his car. (C)The police stopped the driver because he ran through a red light. (D)The police stopped the driver because he did not have a driver’s license.

40 The set of values students are taught, and the extent to which they accept those values, can have quite an impact on their personal hopes, dreams, and goals. (A)The deeper students believe in the values they are taught, the more likely they will achieve the kind of lives they wish for. (B)Students’ achievements and lifestyles in the future reflect the values they are taught and how much they believe in those values. (C)Helping students believe in a set of good values will facilitate their finding of personal hopes, dreams, and goals in life. (D)Students’ learned values and how much they believe in those values can significantly affect what they want for their personal lives.

41 Children bully each other as a means of establishing a social hierarchy within a given peer group. (A)It is not uncommon to see youngsters trying to obtain a higher status among peers by threatening or hurting others in the group. (B)It is clearly prohibited to bully one’s peers for bullying is often employed by the stronger to secure higher social positions. (C)Peers who do not like each other often engage in violent fighting, which causes much social turbulence. (D)To establish a social system, authorities do not allow children to fight against each other.