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Q5. Movie violence these days is louder and bloodier than ever before. When a bad guy was shot in a black 
and white Western, the most we saw was a puff of smoke and a few drops of fake blood. Now the sights, 
sounds, and special effects often jar us more than the real thing. Slow motion and pyrotechnics conspire to 
make movies and TV shows more gruesome than ever. 
 
Q6. University of Illinois psychologist Leonard Eron studied children at age eight and then again at 
eighteen. He found that television habits established at the age of eight influenced aggressive behaviour 
through childhood and adolescent years. The more violent were the programs preferred by boys in the third 
grade, the more aggressive was their behaviour, both at that time and ten years later. 
 
Q7. In the debate about execution and human dignity, supporters and opponents of the death penalty have 
found very little common ground. Since the 18th century, those who wish to abolish the death penalty have 
stressed the significance of requiring govern ments to recognize the importance of each individual. 
However, supporters of this penal practice see nothing wrong with governments deliberately killing terrible 
people who commit terrible crimes. 

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READING PRACTICE TEST - MATCHING HEADINGS – TEST 13 
A. Recognize Your Limitations
E. Plan Your Work 
B. Take a Rest
F. Stay Calm Under Pressure 
C. Clear Out Distractions
G. Work With Interest 
D. Have Help Handy
H. Stay Focused 
Q1. The overriding idea is to go for simplicity. A quiet basement, a library table or the ground next to a big 
tree outside allow you to focus on what you’re doing. Examples of poor locations would include the 
kitchen table, common areas where you’re likely to encounter friends, or even your own room, as it’s 
usually stocked with a computer, television, and video games that seem a lot more appealing than what 
you’re doing. You have to remove yourself far enough from any potential disturbance. This is the key to 
any successful session of work.