Read the text. Then choose the correct answer to questions 30-32

b) keep under control the amount offish caught
c) ensure that an ever increasing quantity offish shall be caught
d) guide developing countries to develop their inefficient economies
18. It is expressed in the passage that in the management of fisheries
a) one cannot make a plan for the future
b) no consideration should be given to the amount of fishing.
c) the introduction of restrictive measures should be avoided.
d) one should give importance to future rather than to present gains
General policy in Johoria has traditionally favoured foreign investment, Leaders of all political parties have been virtually unanimous in their belief that foreign investment in Johoria would contribute to speeding that country's economic development, a major priority of both the ruling coalition and opposition parties. Of special interest to the government were those industries that exported a significant share of their total production. Since Johoria had a relatively small population, there was a limit to the amount of goods that could be produced for the local market. Also, the government did not want to encourage foreign companies to compete with local industry although new industries might alleviate the already high unemployment rate.
19. The passage is connected with ..............
a) general economic policy of the world. 59

b) how to provide employment

c) the economics of developing countries
d) foreign investment and economic development in Johoria
20. It can be understood that the aim of the government is to .............
a) decrease foreign investment
b) protect local industry from competition with foreign companies
c) improve a theory of foreign investment
d) increase unemployment benefits for workers
21. The word "alleviate" could best be substituted by which of the following?
a) undermine
b) jeopardise
c) increase
d) ease
One of the most significant problems in teaching handwriting is presented by the left-handed child. The traditional policy has been to attempt to .induce all children to write with their right hands. Parents and teachers alike have an antipathy to the child's using her left hand. On the other hand, psychologists have shown beyond a doubt that some persons are naturally left-handed and that it is much more difficult for them to do any skilful act with the right hand than with the left hand. In addition, some believe that to compel a left-handed child to write with his right hand may make him nervous and may cause stammering. There seem to be some cases in which this is true, although in the vast majority of children who change over, no ill effects are observed. Furthermore, left-handedness sometimes seems to cause mirror writing - writing from right to left - and reversals in reading as reading "was" for "saw".
22. The passage is connected with ............. .
a) teaching handwriting
b) nervous aspects connected with handwriting
c) the problems of the left-handed children