37. What does the writer say about “unconventional language” in paragraph 1?
(A) It is the key to expressing ideas clearly and briefly.
(B) It is a mode of expression that is used in few languages.
(C) It is considered an alternative to flowery writing.
(D) It is believed to make writing harder to understand.

33.(A) They concluded that actual evolution is far less orderly than his conclusions have asserted. (B) In actuality, however, these folds, which are properly known as pharyngeal grooves, possess no gill-like functions and instead developed into the lower jaw in most mammal species. (C) In some cases, Haeckel’s suppositions were simply incorrect. (D) At this point, however, other scientists began to push back Haeckel’s theory.

34.(A) They concluded that actual evolution is far less orderly than his conclusions have asserted. (B) In actuality, however, these folds, which are properly known as pharyngeal grooves, possess no gill-like functions and instead developed into the lower jaw in most mammal species. (C) In some cases, Haeckel’s suppositions were simply incorrect. (D) At this point, however, other scientists began to push back Haeckel’s theory.

35.(A) They concluded that actual evolution is far less orderly than his conclusions have asserted. (B) In actuality, however, these folds, which are properly known as pharyngeal grooves, possess no gill-like functions and instead developed into the lower jaw in most mammal species. (C) In some cases, Haeckel’s suppositions were simply incorrect. (D) At this point, however, other scientists began to push back Haeckel’s theory.

36.(A) They concluded that actual evolution is far less orderly than his conclusions have asserted. (B) In actuality, however, these folds, which are properly known as pharyngeal grooves, possess no gill-like functions and instead developed into the lower jaw in most mammal species. (C) In some cases, Haeckel’s suppositions were simply incorrect. (D) At this point, however, other scientists began to push back Haeckel’s theory.

38. All of the following are mentioned about asyndeton except that: (A) It makes translating English easier. (B) It is the opposite of polysyndeton. (C) It can change a sentence’s rhythm. (D) It involves leaving out conjunctions.

39. The word “superfluous” in the passage is closest in meaning to: (A) extraordinary (B) unnecessary (C) insufficient (D) disappointing

40. Why does the author mention “The Three Pigs” in the passage? (A) To present an example of an insertion of superfluous conjunctions. (B) To show an example of improper redundant conjunctions. (C) To introduce an alternative to literary devices. (D) To suggest simple language is the best way to appeal readers. 

41. Who needs prosthetics? would be placed under the outline heading: (A) What are prosthetics? (B) The History of Prosthetics (C) Materials of Prosthetics (D) Spinoff Innovations

42. Space shuttle fuel tanks would be placed under the outline heading: (A) What are prosthetics? (B) The History of Prosthetics (C) Materials of Prosthetics (D) Spinoff Innovations

43. Metal alloys would be placed under the outline heading: (A) What are prosthetics? (B) The History of Prosthetics (C) Materials of Prosthetics (D) Spinoff Innovations