TEXT H

First read the following questions.

85. What is the main idea of this passage?
A. People are puzzled by the figure 8 dance of a bee.
B. How a bee passes messages about food on to its fellows.
C. There are many unclear details about a dancing bee.
D. How a bee carries the food it finds back.
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86. Which of the following statements is Not true?
A. A bee takes advantage of the sun to direct its fellows.
B. A bee dances where it finds the food.
C. A bee waggles its hindquarters to indicate the distance.
D. After several bees get the message and leave, others come to watch the dancing bee.
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Now scan the passage and answer the questions.

Wings vibrating, hindquarters waggling, a bee dancing on the side of the honeycomb, directs followers to nectar or pollen found on a recent journey. She dances a figure 8 that details distance and direction. A few bees stay with her for several dance circuits. As they get the message and fly out to duplicate her journey, their places are quickly taken by others.

The angle between the dance direction and the vertical is known to signal the direction from the hive to food in relation to the sun. At the center of the figure 8 the bee waggles her abdomen and quivers her wings, indicating the distance. The intensity of the dance plus the samples offered and the lingering odors on the bee's body suggest the type of food and its quality. But many details are still unclear.

TEXT I

First read the following question.

87. American cars were purchased every year by the Japanese before George Bush visited Tokyo.
A. 20,000
B. 55,000
C. 35,000
D. 75,000
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Now scan the passage and answer the question.

General Motors Chairman Robert Stempel boasted of selling the Japanese two Cadillacs during George Bush's Tokyo visit. But the American auto makers who accompanied the president on his quest for "jobs, jobs and jobs" found little to brag about in the "action plan" that he squeezed from his Tokyo hosts. To help shrink Japan's '30 billion automotive trade surplus with the United States, the Japanese agreed to buy an additional 20,000 American cars per year by 1995 -- a total of just 55,000 annually. That's only one month's output at one factory, moaned United Auto Workers President Owen Bieber.

TEXT J

First read the following questions.

88. Which of the following statements about System/360 is Not true?
A. It's a family of compatible computers.
B. It could be used to process every data.
C. Customers needed to change their software when their demands increased.
D. It got its name because of its flexibility.
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89. In 1963, IBM's revenues were about ______
A. '3,500.
B. '7.5 billion.
C. '3.75 billion.
D. '14 billion.
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