36.
(A) Furthermore, girls are never interested
(B) Studies show that girls and boys begin their school years equally interested
(C) Based on further studies, girls never get involved
(D) Besides, it is very difficult for girls and boys to learn to work together

37. (A) Experts suggest that teachers and parents help girls stay involved in technology (B) Experts tell parents to work together with girls and help them do homework by computers (C) Experts tell teachers and parents to leave girls alone and keep computers out of their reach (D) Experts suggest that teachers tell parents to get involved in buying more new computers

38. (A) More computers are given to schoolteachers who are expert at social skills (B) More computers are provided for building girls' self-confidence through computers (C) Another suggestion is to share more computer software within school districts (D) Another suggestion is to put computers in places where girls can socialize 

39. (A) a person's yawn is more good than bad (B) a person's yawn often makes another's yawn feel secure (C) a person's yawn is often undamaged (D) a person's yawn often triggers another's yawn

40. (A) Which one (B) One of them (C) Neither of them (D) The other

41. (A) Similarly (B) Accordingly (C) Surprisingly (D) Typically

42. (A) the same number of times similar to (B) the same number of times as well as (C) the same number of times as (D) the same number of times as to 

43. (A) you need to learn good note-taking skills (B) you need to learn good time-management skills (C) you need to learn good social skills (D) you need to learn good intercultural communication skills

44. (A) never put off what has to be done today until tomorrow (B) never put your mind at rest (C) never keep your head above water (D) never be behind the times

45. (A) you will be making less progress in your college (B) you will be good at making a deal with college friends (C) you will meet all the requirements for admissions (D) you will be doing well at college studies 

46. There are two kinds of invitations in western cultures: general and specific. _________(1) When you answer a specific invitation, you have to be honest and direct. (2) For example, you might say, "I am terribly sorry, but I will be out of town this weekend. Maybe we can get together next time." (3) If you can't accept it, say so and give a reason. (4) If the invitation is general, you might just say, "Yes, that sounds like a fabulous idea," even if you don't really think so. (A) 4132 (B) 2134 (C) 1243 (D) 4321

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