41. What is the passage mainly about?
(A) Video game jobs.
(B) Computer game designers.
(C) Computer game companies.
(D) Video game addicts. ˉ

37. (A) is made (B) make (C) has made (D) have made ˉ

38. (A) resolve (B) receive (C) inform (D) invest ˉ

39. (A) break (B) happens (C) happen (D) breaks ˉ

40. (A) Whenever (B) Any (C) Some (D) Whatever

42. According to the passage, why do some companies allow their workers to play video games? (A) Because they can improve computer skills. (B) Because they can feel relaxed when stressed out. (C) Because they can learn important gaming skills. (D) Because they can design more interesting games. ˉ

43. According to the passage, which of the following is similar to video game addiction? (A) Addiction to work. (B) Addiction to sports. (C) Addiction to drugs. (D) Addiction to sleep. ˉ

44. According to the passage, what may some companies do to their workers addicted to video games? (A) To cut their pay. (B) To send them to the doctor. (C) To give them a computer that cannot play video games. (D) To help them find ways of playing video games. ˉ

45. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true? (A) Companies may check workers’ computers to see if they play video games during work. (B) Video game addicts are rewarded with higher pay for playing at work. (C) Companies keep finding ways to stop workers from playing video games while working. (D) Video game addiction is a behavior which has to be treated like alcoholism.

46. What is the purpose of food banks? (A) To sell food at a reasonable price to all consumers. (B) To provide goods for free to people in financial need. (C) To build a supermarket-like environment for shoppers. (D) To get rid of unwanted goods and foods. ˉ

47. How is the supermarket-like food bank different from other food banks? (A) It sells all kinds of food, so nothing is wasted. (B) It allows recipients to choose what they need. (C) It receives help from the government. (D) It holds activities for special holidays. ˉ