A if the term vegetarian cannot be misleading

 
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The data of the first UFO sighting is not known. Some researchers say that UFO sightings date back to 
ancient times. There is no evidence for this speculation, so it is just a thought. Many researchers though 
mark the beginning of sightings in the United States in the later 1800s, they were called "The Mystery 
Airships". The next main fleet of sightings were during the Second World War, from pilots who say they saw 
metal like objects floating in the sky. These fighter pilots called them "foo fighters". And in 1947 in Europe, 
there were sightings of silent "ghost rockets". None of these speculations were ever fully explained.
22) In accordance with the paragraph, ........ 
A) an UFO is an unusual airborne object which cannot be identified 
B) the UFO phenomenon entered the publics eye before 1800's 
C) unknown flying objects were first observed by pilots during the second world war 
D) nine circular objects in the skies over the state of Washington were observed 
E) there have been UFO sightings in nearly every country
23) Many researchers show the beginning of sightings in the United States in the later 1800s 
A) although there has never been a clear evidence 
B) and from time to time there is something called an UFO 
C) which for a short time UFO sighting increase rapidly in one certain area 
D) but nobody can explain anything about these sights 
E) but attempts to link them with hysteria, mentality and stress have all failed 
24) The Mystery Airships was the name given ....... 
A) had an encounter with an UFO 
B) were thousands of sightings every year 
C) worldwide sighting reports 
D) for the first seen unidentified flying objects 
E) had been computerized. 
TEST 
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"Storm the Bastille! Free the prisoners!" That's what an angry mass shouted as they ran through the streets 
of Paris, France on June 18,1789. The French Revolution had already begun. And the people wanted to 
free the prisoners jailed in the Bastille to show King Louis XV how much they hated the way he treated all 
Frenchmen. When head De Launay lowered the drawbridge of the Bastille to let in some of the king's 
troops, the crowd rushed inside, too. They killed the guards and freed the prisoners. The next day they 
began to tear down the Bastille, and today only a few stones remain. Every year, on Bastille Day, July 14, 
Frenchmen celebrate the freeing of France from the rule of kings. 
1. This passage is about 
A) the assassination of King Louis XVI jailed in the Bastille. 
B) the hatred of King Louis XVI against the prisoners in the Bastille. 
C) the day on which the Bastille ruined by Frenchmen during the French Revolution. 
D) the day on which Governor De Launay was jailed in the Bastille.
E) the day on which King Louis XVI freed the prisoners. 
2. As we understand from the passage 
A) Governor De Launay helped the revolutionists to occupy the Bastille. 

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