45. Below are some common buzzwords used in greenwashing. Which expression was not mentioned in this article?
(A) biodegradable
(B) all-natural
(C) carbon neutral

41. According to the article, which statement below is FALSE? (A) The 1970s were a time of increasing awareness about environmental issues, and many people were becoming more conscious of the impact of human activity on the natural world. (B) The 1980s were a time when the public became very sensitive to ecologically destructive behavior by corporations due to ecological catastrophes. (C) The 1990s were a time when consumers and regulators were increasingly concerned about environmental issues, and companies that were able to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility often had a strong reputation in the marketplace.

42. Which sentence is closest in meaning to the sentence underlined? (A) Green buzzwords are reassuring, whether or not greenwashing is present. (B) Although they can be misused for greenwashing, green buzzwords are reassuring. (C) People are reassured by green buzzwords in simple cases of greenwashing.

43. Two sentences are highlighted in the text. How is the second sentence connected to the first? (A) The second sentence ignores a small point and then provides an example of a fine. (B) The second sentence emphasizes slight wrongdoing and then provides a reason for the fine. (C) The second sentence concedes a minor point and then provides a reason for the fine.

44. Which topic below is NOT covered in the article? (A) tips on how to greenwash (B) the definition of greenwashing (C) advice to shoppers

46. What is the relationship between fading affect bias and rosy retrospection? (A) Rosy retrospection and fading affect bias are the causes of memory loss. (B) Fading affect bias refers to the tendency for people to overestimate the extent to which others agree with them which is the outcome of rosy retrospection. (C) Fading affect bias causes the brain to retain positive memories while allowing the negative ones to fade, thus leading to rosy retrospection.

47. Which of the following is a synonym of the word "yearning"? (A) desire (B) slogan (C) complaint (D) memory

48. Which sentence below is closest in meaning to the underlined sentence? (A) In politics, declinist arguments, despite often being false, are persuasive. (B) Because they are often false, declinist arguments have limited appeal in politics. (C) Declinist arguments by politicians are frequently unconvincing and exposed as false.

49. According to the article, how is a declinist perspective exploited? (A) Politicians use social media to spread false information about societal decline to create divisions within society. (B) Politicians use declinist arguments to appeal to people who yearn for "the good old days" to gain political advantage. (C) Politicians use rhetoric to create fear or anxiety about the future to promote their own agendas.

50. How does the writer suggest we deal with the effects of rosy retrospection? (A) We should use multiple sources of information to provide a more complete view of the past, present, and future. (B) We should be engaged in memory training so that we could recall from both short-term and long-term memories. (C) We should be aware of its effect on our judgment and decision-making, avoid a declinist perspective, and be careful not to prefer a rosy view of the past to the future.

1. Although the rising tide of joblessness is beginning to _______ in some major economies, overall, unemployment levels continue to be high, as GDP growth in most economies has not yet translated into significant job growth. (A) ebb (B) rise (C) surge (D) roam