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Question 1

5. How are the ideas that “not all evidence is considered” and “not all findings are released” related?

Answer 1

C. Both are examples of public opinion about the type of research.

Question 2

57. How is the public’s view about funding science different from the industry’s view?

Answer 2

D. The public think that the industry mainly cares about money

Question 3

58. What can we understand from the text about company-funded research?

Answer 3

A. It is less reliable than government-funded research.

Question 4

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What can we understand from the passage about government funding for research?

Answer 4

B. The public think it’s a waste of money.

Question 5

Governed

Answer 5

Controlled

Question 6

Agreement

Answer 6

Arrangements

Question 7

371 What is an example of Hughes' obsessive behavior in the passage?
Checking looked doors continuously
B.
Dictating phrases repeatedly
Stepping over cracks
Pencil straightening
.

Answer 7

Dictating phrases repeatedly

Question 8

381 What key information is given about Howard Hughes in Paragraph 3)?
He was a very rich man.
He always wore white gloves.
C.
He was scared of dying at an early age.
D
He became ill because of his assistants.
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Question 9

391 Why does the writer mention Howard Hughes?
He was a famous person
O
B
He would not leave his home.
He helped treat anxiety disorders.
He suffered from anxiety and phobias

Question 10

34| What is the main topic of this passage?
Habits that people like to repeat a lot.
B.
A comparison of normal and obsessive behavior.
C.
Types of anxiety related psychological disorders.
D
An examination of the billionaire Howard Hughes.

Question 11

35] What is one important idea related to general anxiety and phobias mentioned In
P1)?
A.
B.
C
There are three types of behavior.
We must neck treatment straight away.
Compulsive disorders make us hurt others.
Features of compulsive behavior are present in everyone.

Question 12

36| What important information about obsessive thoughts and compulsive behavior is
expressed in Paragraph 2)?
They take up very little time.
They negatively affect daily life.
C
They affect mainly young people.

Question 13

28| What does Paragraph 1) say about the scientific method?
A
It helps scientists to make questions.
It is made up of six different procedures.
C
It is something that you do only one time.
D
It involves different steps that you do many times.
.

Question 14

29| What does Paragraph 2) say about qualitative observations?
They help explain why we use table salt.
B.
They mainly deal with the air temperature outside.
C.
D.
They explain what happens by carefully watching! things.
They use numbers to discover the reason something happens

Question 15

301 Which sentence gives the main idea of Paragraph 2)?
A. Observations can be qualitative or quantitative.
B. Qualitative observations describe properties or occurrences in ways that do not rely on
numbers

Question 16

261 What is one important idea that the writer mentions?
That animals like to eat the orange bananas.

That a lack of vitamin A makes people go blind.
That children in Africa need better food.
That Uganda is a rich country in East Africa.

Question 17

27| What is one important idea that the writer mentions?
That Ugandans have grown bananas for centuries.
B
That the way we produce food is changing
That climate change is a serious global problem.
That genetically modified bananas may save lives

Question 18

21| What helped open-source software gain steam?
HE 90
Internet access
B
cheap equipment
C
software licensing
D
Linux operating system

Question 19

22| What is one benefit of open-source software?
It is quite cheap to buy.
B.
C.
D
It leads to quick bug-fixing.
It comes with technical support.
It is superior to closed-source software.

Question 20

231 What is one benefit of closed-source software?
Technical support from the company.
B.
C.
The software is available for free.
Quick and better updates.
Access to the source code.

Question 21

24] What are two examples of open-source software?
Fire fox and Microsoft

Firefox and Apache

Question 22

What is one important idea that the writer mentions? Cooks
(A) Web servers send information to web browsers. (
B) Messages are displayed on computer screens. (
C) Servers store information about web users.
(D) Cookies are different from programs.

Question 23

29. What is one important idea that the writer mentions? (
    A) Internet privacy is an important issue.
    (B) Cookies are without personal information.
    (C) Music websites are among the most popular
    (D) Web servers store information in central databas

Question 24

30. What is one important idea in the passage?
    (A) Cumin is a spice
    (B) The economy changed
    (C) Farming provided food to Europe,
    (D) Muslim traders introduced new crops to Europe.

Question 25

31. What is the writer’s main purpose

Answer 25

To explain

Question 26

7. What two phrases does the writer use to say that deserts have few people?
(A) hostile; cannot support life
(B) arid; nonliving composition
(C) unexplored; hardly inhabited
(D) population density; human footprint.

Question 27

48. Which of the following is a fact?

(D) Deserts are large and support a variety of species.

Question 28

49. What can we understand about desert species?
(A) They can survive with little water.
(B) They like extreme temperatures.
(C) They move with the seasons.
(D) They are dying out.

Answer 28

D

Question 29

50. What can we understand about the Australian and the Nearctic deserts? (

(B) The Nearctic deserts have more people.
(