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(A) recognition
(B) adoration
(C) imitation
(D) classification

42 It is human nature that people tend to feel ______ of lottery winners. (A) jealous (B) backward (C) helpful (D) naughty

43 Homicide ______ are investigating the crime scene where two bodies were found. (A) detectives (B) firefighters (C) managers (D) jewelers

44 Wheels              when a vehicle speeds up on a slippery road surface. (A) spin (B) merge (C) rust (D) crack

45 (A) linguistic (B) dramatic (C) chaotic (D) fantastic

47 (A) first (B) second (C) third (D) fourth

48 (A) as if (B) even though (C) except for (D) or else

49 (A) address (B) identify (C) order (D) evaluate

50 Police: Please put your carry-on bag on the conveyor belt. Mr. Jackson: Do I also need to put my personal electronic devices into the bin? Police: Yes, please do.                (A) Put your luggage on the scale. And give me your passport and ticket. (B) What is the purpose of your visit? Do you have anything to declare? (C) Passengers on Flight BA910 to Seoul, please proceed to Gate 13 for boarding. (D) Now take off your shoes and any metal accessories. And then walk through the metal detector, please.

51 Nigel Nelson, a 33-year-old naturalized American citizen, married with two sons living in Manhattan, New York, was arrested because he was found setting up a car bomb near bustling Time Square with an attempt to kill dozens of his fellow countrymen. The capture of Mr. Nelson has indicated the emergence of                , one that worries the police. (A) drug trafficking (B) armed robbery (C) domestic violence (D) home-grown terrorism

52.             has been a rampant crime occurring transnationally. Many young women in distress from East Europe have been taken abroad to more affluent countries in West Europe and forced into prostitution. (A) Human trafficking (B) Smuggling (C) Vandalism (D) Hijacking