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Question 1

Where can stress come from?

Answer 1

Our thoughts

Question 2

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What positive effects can stress have

Answer 2

staying alert

Question 3

What can cause bodily aches and pains?

Answer 3

Muscle tension

Question 4

what harmful habits may people adopt under pressure?

Answer 4

sleeping poorly

Question 5

What important idea connected to product-oriented firms does the writer mention in Paragraph (1)?

Answer 5

They pay more attention to what they make and services that help it.

Question 6

What important idea connected to 20th-century firms does the writer mention in Paragraph (2

Answer 6

They did not understand what their customers looked for

Question 7

What ideas connected to successful companies does the writer mention

Answer 7

They meet their customers’ needs and also make a quality product

Question 8

What does the writer want to show with the examples of Gillette, Coca-Cola, and Travis Perkins?

Answer 8

That market and product orientation are clearly connected

Question 9

what made intellectual property law grow and develop?

Answer 9

an effort to make science and arts more professional

Question 10

The word intellectual in Paragraph (1) is closest in meaning

Answer 10

Thinking

Question 11

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The word obtaining in Paragraph (1) is closest in meaning to ………………

Answer 11

Getting

Question 12

The word promote in Paragraph (3) is closest in meaning

Answer 12

help

Question 13

What percentage of spending was on food in 1929?

Answer 13

27%

Question 14

which year was the percentage of spending on transportation highest?

Answer 14

1965

Question 15

Which two organizations established voluntary certification?

Answer 15

NALA وNFPA

Question 16

What two things are paralegals unable to do?

Answer 16

C

appear in court and give legal advice

Question 17

shields

Answer 17

Protect

Question 18

Accumulate

Answer 18

Collect

Question 19

bonds

Answer 19

Connections

Question 20

Intuition

Answer 20

Feeling

Question 21

phenomena

Answer 21

events

Question 22

sophisticated

Answer 22

complicated

Question 23

What idea does the expression “opposite ends of the world” in Paragraph (1) repeat?

Answer 23

different cultures

Question 24

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Which of the following does the writer say are facts?

Answer 24

People eat different foods and speak different languages

Question 25

33. | What can we understand about the social constructivists' view of emotions from Paragraph (3)?

Answer 25

They found differences between cultures

Question 26

32. | What can we understand about Lutz's view of emotions from Paragraph (3

Answer 26

Lutz believes emotions are shaped by cultures

Question 27

1. | How is the social constructivists' view of automatic feelings different from that of universalists

Answer 27

Constructivists believe we are born with automatic feelings

Question 28

How is the Universalists' view of emotions different from the social constructivists' view

Answer 28

Universalists believe emotions are common between cultures

Question 29

does the writer say are facts

Answer 29

People eat different foods and speak different languages

Question 30

What do Passages A and B say about liquid petroleum?

Answer 30

C | It can be transported across countries.

Question 31

35. | According to Passages A and B how can oil be released into the environment?

Answer 31

D | through damaged equipment and systems

Question 32

36. | According to Passages A and B what have oil releases led to?

Answer 32

polluted coasts

Question 33

Passages A and B, how can oil be transported

Answer 33

by carriers and trains

Question 34

54. What is the main idea of Paragraph 4)? A. Humans and bees have the same hormones. B. Humans are more affected by stress than bees. C. Understanding similar feelings in humans and bees may help both. D. Training stressed bees is important for treating human mood disorder

Answer 34

Understanding similar feelings in humans and bees may help both.