23. ______ the evidence been stronger, the conclusion would have been more convincing.
(A) Had
(B) Were
(C) Should
(D) If

24. No account was given as to ______ the discrepancy had arisen. (A) what (B) how (C) which (D) that

25. The speaker paused repeatedly, lest the audience ______ her remarks. (A) misinterpret (B) misinterpreted (C) would misinterpret (D) had misinterpreted

26. According to the passage, stingless bees are important to the Amazon ecosystem primarily because they function as key pollinators, which means they: (A) generate biologically active compounds used in traditional medicine (B) regulate climatic conditions through forest conservation (C) facilitate plant reproduction and sustain biodiversity (D) limit the spread of competing insect species

27. Which combination of threats to stingless bees is mentioned in the passage? (A) Overharvesting, drought, and habitat fragmentation (B) Climate change, deforestation, pesticides, and competition (C) Rapid urbanization, pollution, and disease (D) Flourishing tourism, farming, and infrastructure development

28. In the passage, the reference to 'hundreds of medicinal molecules' primarily serves to highlight: (A) the increasing commercial value of stingless bee honey (B) the scientific complexity and medicinal potential of the honey (C) the difficulty of analyzing natural substances (D) the critical shortage of medical treatments during the pandemic

29. Why are Africanized honeybees mentioned in the passage? (A) They were introduced to increase honey production safely (B) They are protected under the same ordinances and environmental rules (C) They have begun outcompeting stingless bees in their habitats (D) They are native to the Peruvian Amazon

30. What rights were granted to stingless bees under the new ordinances? (A) Ownership of forest land and agricultural resources (B) Protection only within designated reserves (C) The right to exist, thrive, and be legally represented (D) Exemption from environmental regulations

31. Which statement best captures Perlman's attitude toward FSD? (A) He rejects it as unreliable and refuses to use it. (B) He is impressed but still insists on staying fully attentive. (C) He is confident in it and texts freely while driving on highways. (D) He believes it eliminates the need for driver attention.

32. Which option best describes Elon Musk's stance as presented in the passage? (A) Texting should remain banned until cars are fully autonomous under independent certification. (B) Tesla will prohibit phone use by disabling FSD whenever a phone is detected. (C) Texting may be acceptable in certain conditions while FSD is operating. (D) Texting is safe because FSD removes legal responsibility from the driver.

33. Safety advocates are most concerned that Musk's remarks will: (A) encourage drivers to ignore laws and overestimate the system's autonomy (B) discourage public transit use and normalize routine phone distraction (C) pressure regulators to ease oversight and accelerate market approval (D) deflect corporate accountability and reassign blame to software engineers

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