36 Helen Keller altered our _____ of the disabled, and achieved many deeds no one has ever done before.
(A) deception
(B) reception
(C) perception
(D) interception

37 By slamming on the brakes in time, the bus driver was able to avoid a _____ with the train. (A) confrontation (B) collision (C) connection (D) contradiction

38 If you argue that, “Socrates is wise and just. X is wise; therefore, X is just,” you have a syllogism that is _____ . (A) bounty (B) faulty (C) purity (D) scarcity

39 (A) fallen back on (B) fallen foul of (C) fallen in love with (D) fallen victim to

40 (A) accelerating (B) amplifying (C) articulating (D) accumulating

41 (A) died away (B) died down (C) died out (D) died back

42 (A) in addition (B) similarly (C) in consequence (D) by contrast

43 (A) threat (B) promise (C) leeway (D) value

44 The conservative think slashing welfare benefits gives single parents an incentive to work. (A) In order to discourage single parents from working, the conservative want to cut back on welfare. (B) In order to discourage single parents from working, the conservative want to increase welfare. (C) In order to encourage single parents to work, the conservative want to cut back on welfare. (D) In order to encourage single parents to work, the conservative want to increase welfare.

45 The new finding that breast milk might help prevent nearsightedness should prompt mothers to think twice before feeding their babies formula. (A) Mothers must think at least for two times before they purchase the powdered milk for their babies to avoid the unwanted consequence of nearsightedness. (B) Because breast milk can prevent nearsightedness, more and more mothers are finding out how to program the formula to fit their babies. (C) Since breast milk might help prevent nearsightedness, mothers will be encouraged to feed their babies with breast milk. (D) Breast milk is found to prevent nearsightedness so that mothers should try to train their babies to get used to the formula.

46 Like all real treasures of the mind, perception can be split into infinitely small fractions without losing its quality. (A) Perception, being a real treasure of the mind, can be divided infinitely and still function perfectly. (B) Perception can stretch infinitely without hurting its function and therefore is very expensive. (C) Real treasures of the mind are fractions of perception. (D) Perception is a real treasure when it is divided into small fractions.

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