C. France.
D. America. 29.
A. In the middle of 16th century.
B. By the late of 19th century.
C. By the early of 20th century.
D. By the early of 19th century. 30.
A. Smoking causes lung cancer.
B. Smoking has effects known by everyone.
C. Smoking might have bad effects.
D. Smoking is evidence of bad health.
Questions 31 to 35 are based on the same passage or dialog. 31.
A. What the first names were.
B. Why people started using names.
C. Where the first names were used.
D. When people started using names. 32.
A. 4. B. 3. C. 2. D. 1. 33.
A. Indonesian people.
B. Chinese people.
C. The first people to use names.
D. Distinguished people. 34.
A. To identify the generation.
B. To carry some information about our family.
C. To distinguish people from one another.
D. To show the different characters of different people. 35.
A. Because they are names given by parents.
B. Because they are not family names.
C. Because they carry the information of the baby.
D. Because not all the cultures have given names.
Questions 36 to 40 are based on the same passage or dialog.
36.
A. Hanja lettering.
B. Western letters.
C. Family identification.
D. Words special to that person. 37.
A. They are written in Chinese characters.
B. They always consist of three characters.
C. They can be translated into English.
D. They have many ways of pronunciation. 38.
A. Two-character family name plus two-character given name.
B. One-character family name plus one-character given name.
C. Two-character family name plus one-character given name.
D. One-character family name plus two-character given name. 39.
A. Around 100,000.
B. About 250.
C. About 100.
D. Around 75. 40.
A. Take a name other than the common ones.
B. Use one- or three-syllable given names.
C. Make names that are influenced by the Chinese.
D. Translate their names into the English language.
Questions 41 to 45 are based on the same passage or dialog. 41.
A. They follow a common direction.
B. People get so upset in them.
C. Things turn out all right in the end.
D. Children are so spoiled by parents. 42.
A. All of the things she will give to the child.
B. All of the care she will give to the child.
C. All of the good things that will happen.
D. All of the goods that the child will collect. 43.
A. The child becomes angry.
B. The child becomes grateful.
C. The child becomes selfish.
D. The child becomes giving. 44.
A. They go through a process of discovery.
B. They hear the truth from their parents.
C. They learn to be more sensitive to others.
D. They grow through natural fluctuations. 45.
A. By understanding that their relationship changes.
B. By rewarding one another when they act well.
C. By improving their expectations of one another.
D. By showing each other that they are on the same side.
Questions 46 to 50 are based on the same passage or dialog. 46.
A. Tobacco is harmful to people's health.
B. The surgeon general is helpful in reducing smoking.
C. Women can get breast cancer from smoking.
D. Smoking is more harmful than people thought.