35.
(A) according to
(B) in spite of
(C) in tum
(D) regardless

31. (A) is called for (B) is attributed to (C) is made from (D) is accustomed to

32. (A) melancholy (B) comprehensive e (C)anony(D) well-known

33. (A) Instead (B) Likewise (C) Although(D) Therefore

34. (A) by (B) from (C) after (D) with

36. Which virus is NOT mentioned in the passage as being zoonotic? (A) SARS (B) HIV (C) Hendra (D) Flu

37. What is the main idea of Paragraph B? (A) West Nile virus is native to North Africa where it infects birds and is carried by mosquitoes. (B) In 1999, doctors in New York City were puz e puzzled when birds died and people got sick. (C) Birds and mosquitoes can sometimes spread diseases from one continent to another. (D) International travelers should get shots before traveling and take malaria medicine.

38. In paragraph B sentence 2, a deadly disease refers to ______(A) Hendra (B) Ebola (C) West Nile (D) HIV

39. Which of these is NOT given as a reason for the increase in zoonotic diseases? (A) raising animals (B) lower disease resistance (C) destruction of habitat (D) international travel

40. What would be the best location for the following sentence? Even the well-known disease rabies can spread to humans by contact with wild dogs or bats. (A) at the end of paragraph A (B) at the end of paragraph B (C) at the end of paragraph C (D) at the end of paragraph D

41. How was Goodall's research received by the scientific community? (A) Her approach was conventional and yielded no new information. (B) Her unconventional methods were thought of as amateur. (C) Her unconventional methods brought many of her conclusions into question. (D) Her methods were unconventional and yielded a lot of new and valuable information.