18.
(A) was having
(B) has had
(C) has
(D) had had

19. (A) take… for granted (B) bear… in mind (C) have… to myself (D) do… harm

20. (A) goes to me (B) hits my mind (C) comes to me (D) occurs to mind

21.(A) it is good for those who take advantage of the modern technologies (B) they have decreased flexibility, higher workload and greater frustration (C) more and more enterprises put much emphasis on human-orientation (D) employers try their best to ensure greater face-to-face contact between co-workers (E) it is more likely that non-teleworkers choose to leave the job

22.(A) it is good for those who take advantage of the modern technologies (B) they have decreased flexibility, higher workload and greater frustration (C) more and more enterprises put much emphasis on human-orientation (D) employers try their best to ensure greater face-to-face contact between co-workers (E) it is more likely that non-teleworkers choose to leave the job

23.(A) it is good for those who take advantage of the modern technologies (B) they have decreased flexibility, higher workload and greater frustration (C) more and more enterprises put much emphasis on human-orientation (D) employers try their best to ensure greater face-to-face contact between co-workers (E) it is more likely that non-teleworkers choose to leave the job

24.(A) it is good for those who take advantage of the modern technologies (B) they have decreased flexibility, higher workload and greater frustration (C) more and more enterprises put much emphasis on human-orientation (D) employers try their best to ensure greater face-to-face contact between co-workers (E) it is more likely that non-teleworkers choose to leave the job

25.(A) it is good for those who take advantage of the modern technologies (B) they have decreased flexibility, higher workload and greater frustration (C) more and more enterprises put much emphasis on human-orientation (D) employers try their best to ensure greater face-to-face contact between co-workers (E) it is more likely that non-teleworkers choose to leave the job

26. The word “derogatorily” is closest in meaning to _____. (A) synonymously (B) negatively (C) particularly (D) primarily

27. The passage mainly deals with _____. (A) the potential impact of NEET on Japanese economy (B) a brief history of NEET (C) the consequences of the rise in the NEET population (D) the possible causes for the existence of NEET

28. According to this passage, which of the following statements is true? (A) In Japan, a 40-year-old homemaker is referred to as NEET. (B) Parents’ support of their children may partly account for the rising number of NEET. (C) Young people nowadays have little difficulty adapting to the demanding working conditions. (D) To repay their parents’ support, NEETs work hard to live up to their parents’ expectations.

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