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(B) with
(C) for
(D) to

39 People still _____ some traditional knowledge even if they have given up some of their old ways of doing things. (A) deposit (B) forsake (C) retain (D) partake

40 The forces of technology have_____ the burden of feeding and clothing ourselves. (A) eased (B) enlightened (C) moved (D) straightened

41 (A) suspend (B) subject (C) submit (D) subscribe

42 (A) examples (B) exports (C) exclusion (D) excommuncation

44 (A) rather that (B) such that (C) fewer than (D) more than

45 (A) comparison (B) linkage (C) difference (D) hostility

46 What is the main idea of the whole text? (A) Satellite images of the ebb and flow of plant life show the earth breathing. (B) Satellite images show that phytoplankton absorbs CO2 from the atmosphere like other plants on earth. (C) Satellite images will prove to us that plant life in the ocean causes rising CO2 levels and global warming. (D) Satellite images of plant life activities can help predict how plants will respond to rising CO2 levels.

47 What do the green areas of the satellite images indicate? (A) The areas do not have any plants. (B) The areas are filled with plants. (C) The areas are filled with lakes. (D) The areas are filled with overabundant plants.

48 How does one know that the earth is breathing? (A) Because satellite images show no change in the green areas. (B) Because satellite images show that the plants’ breathing activities happen underwater. (C) Because satellite images show that plants are absorbing CO2 and producing oxygen. (D) Because satellite images show overuse of fossil fuels.

49 According to the passage, which statement about the phytoplankton is true? (A) These tiny microscopic plants underwater do not change the weather. (B) These tiny microscopic underwater plants migrated from the atmosphere. (C) These tiny microscopic underwater plants are at the top of the food chain. (D) These tiny microscopic plants flourished underwater over the past three years.