22.
(A)displaced
(B)excluded
(C)marginalized
(D)deprived

23. (A)evolve (B)evolved (C)evolving (D)evolution

24. In the 1980s, remote work was possible because _____. (A) people had more space (B) trains were better (C) new technology had been developed (D) companies reduced working hours

25. Remote workers take fewer days off sick because _____. (A) they are happier and more relaxed (B) they don’t use public transportation (C) they don’t mix with other people in an office (D) they work fewer hours than office workers

26. Companies find that staff who work remotely _____. (A) don’t share the same opinions and values about the organization (B) don’t appreciate art and culture (C) are unsociable (D) communicate better than office workers

27. When it comes to career development and promotions, remote workers are often _____. (A) penalized (B) not interested (C) transferred to other departments (D) overlooked

28. Which of the following best states the central claim of the passage？ (A)Music and chemistry are formally identical at their root. (B)The periodic table is best understood as a tool of practical chemistry. (C)The periodic table testifies that nature possesses an intelligible order. (D)Classification schemes are projections of human reason rather than discoveries.

29. According to the first paragraph, what does the periodic table make visible about natural phenomena？ (A)That they are irreducibly chaotic at the most basic level. (B)That they consist of an infinite plurality of distinct kinds. (C)That they cannot be explained without reference to musical structure. (D)That they can be explained through a finite set of elements and relations.

30. Why does the author invoke the analogy between music and chemistry？ (A)To highlight a formal parallel between two domains (B)To establish a substantive identity between music and chemistry (C)To argue that chemistry arose historically out of musical theory (D)To suggest that combining elements physically produces harmonic tones

31. According to the third paragraph, what is the deeper significance of the periodic table？ (A)Its capacity to predict the properties of undiscovered elements. (B)Its testimony to an immanent order in nature open to rational understanding. (C)Its practical utility in organizing existing chemical knowledge for instruction. (D)Its ability to demonstrate that scientific progress depends on classification systems.

32. Which of the following best characterizes the author's attitude toward the periodic table？ (A)Skeptical regret about its conceptual limitations. (B)Detached curiosity about its scientific applications. (C)Philosophical admiration for what it reveals about nature. (D)Moderate enthusiasm tempered by awareness of its provisional status.

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