40. What can be inferred from the passage?
(A) Tourists will be trained if they have misconduct.
(B) It is important to collect high fines.
(C) The measures to control misconduct are effective.
(D) It is important for tourists to respect the local rules.

36. Which of the followings is closest in meaning to the word "vibrant" in the passage?(A) respective(B) prosperous(C) likely(D) lively

37. Which of the followings is closest in meaning to the word "enforcement" in the passage?(A) consequence(B) claim(C) implementation(D) outcome

38. Which of the followings is NOT one of the reasons for the increase of tourists?(A) Cheap airfares.(B) Cultural treasures.(C) Easy to cross borders in Europe.(D) Inexpensive accommodation.

39. What causes over-tourism in tourist attractions globally, according to the passage?(A) Technology.(B) Rich cultures.(C) Art scenes.(D) Historic centers.

41. Which of the followings is closest in meaning to the word "longevity" in the passage?(A) stable life(B) long life(C) afterlife(D) lifecycle

42. Which of the followings is closest in meaning to the word "flawed" in the passage?(A) fluctuating(B) insecure(C) unbalanced(D) imperfect

43. Why was Jeanne Calment mentioned?(A) Her age was not real.(B) She was the oldest in France.(C) She didn't reach a fixed life span limit.(D) She was the oldest human whose age was well-documented.

44. What can be inferred from the following statement?...people that old often lose track of how long they've actually lived.(A) People are lost if they get old.(B) It takes long to know the age.(C) They are too old to remember their ages.(D) It is difficult to find the age record of very old people.

45. Which of the followings is NOT one of the reasons why humans can live longer?(A) No biological limit.(C) Public health.(B) Food supplies.(D) Sanitary condition.

46. The United States _________. If the problem is not addressed or most Americans are not aware of the nature of the problem, it will continue to worsen severely. Fire statistics show that the USA lags behind its peer nations in fire security. Each year, there are hundreds of fires, thousands of deaths, tens of thousands of injuries, and billions of dollars lost in the country. These figures far exceed comparable statistics for other industrialized countries.(A) organizes a long-term project(B) is under far-reaching change(C) has a disastrous fire problem(D) faces a national security challenge