58.
(A) obligations
(B) rituals
(C) capitalism
(D) routines

59. (A) blasphemy (B) affirm (C) segregate (D) differentiate

60. (A) temptation (B) prosecution (C) administration (D) contemplation

61. What makes this article of current interest? (A) It's the show's 10th anniversary (B) The show will be performed in Taipei. (C) The man discussed has been injured. (D) It's about a new, popular trend.

62. What do we learn about Michael Flatley's background? (A) He moved to America when he was young. (B) He started Irish dancing as an adult. (C) His parents were both born in Ireland. (D) He came second in a major dance competition.

63. How did Flatley first become really famous? (A) He competed in a European singing competition. (B) He appeared on a TV show. (C) He performed small shows all around Europe. (D) He appeared in a band's music video.

64. Based on the article, what was not something special about the 1998 performance of Feet of Flames? (A) It was the show's first-ever performance. (B) It was the biggest dance show ever staged. (C) The stage had to be designed especially for this show. (D) It involved thousands of performers.

65. Which description best describes the article? (A) It introduces Michael Flatley and his work. (B) It tries to explain the shows' popularity. (C) It offers a brief history of Irish dancing. (D) It gives a review of the recent performance.

66. What is the main idea of this passage? (A) Lexical phrases are analyzable by the rules of grammar. (B) There are different kinds of lexical phrases. (C) The use of lexical phrases is dual in nature. (D) Learners’ use of lexical phrases is related to their language development.

67. According to the author, what is the reason that lexical phrases prove highly motivating? (A) Lexical phrases may be treated as whole, preassembled units like words. (B) Lexical phrases can be produced afresh using the rules of syntax. (C) Lexical phrases offer learners the possibility of developing fluency without rich linguistic resources. (D) Lexical phrases can be fixed formulaic phrases or combinations of semi-fixed words.

68. Based on the information in this passage, it can be inferred that-- (A) Lexical phrases can be stored as analyzed units in the lexicon. (B) The use of lexical phrases can be associated with learners’ language levels. (C) The use of lexical phrases varies among language skills. (D) The type of instruction is a main factor explaining learners’ production of lexical phrases.

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