Reading passages

114-According to the passage, if someone has contracted malaria and recovered from it, …….. . 
A) he becomes naturally immune to the disease 
B) it's quite likely that he will suffer some permanent ailments 
C) it is regarded as a miracle even by the scientists 
D) he will never be bitten by mosquitoes again 
E) he should be vaccinated against the disease without delay 
According to a survey conducted between 1985 and 1995, there were fewer girls than boys in schools 
world-wide. In the 51 countries with the most significant gap, 75 million fewer girls than boys were 
enrolled in school. Afghanistan and Pakistan saw the greatest increases in the gap over the ten-year 
period, in spite of the survey being conducted before the fundamentalist Islamic Taliban militia came 
to power. On the other hand, a number of Middle Eastern countries, including Iran, Saudi Arabia and 
Lebanon, have made the biggest strides towards closing the education gap. 
115-In the 51 countries with the largest gender gap in education, ………. . 
A) the feminist movement has made significant gains in recent years 
B) the number of girls attending school was gradually decreasing 
C) male students outnumbered female students by 75 million 
D) the gap between educated men and women was diminishing 
E) the number of females enrolled in school was only 75 million 
116-We understand from the passage that the survey……… . 
A)was carried out in 51 countries 
B)reflects the educational states of the countries over a ten-year period 
C)did not include any of the Western countries 
D)was conducted under great difficulty in certain countries 
E)is repeated every ten years 
117- From the implication in the passage about Islamic Taliban militia, we can conclude 
that….. . 
A)Pakistan must have achieved equality in education 
B)they give girls less chance to attend school 
C)they came to power using force 
D)they must have stopped the survey of their educational situation 
E)Pakistani people must be too busy to spend time on improving their education 
If the Nobel Peace Prize were awarded for actually securing peace, many of those who have received 
it would have to give it back. For example, in 1994 Yasir Arafat, Yitsak Rabin, and Shimon Peres 
received the prize jointly, though years later Palestinians and Israelis are still fighting. Mikhail 
Gorbachev, who received the Prize in 1990, dissolved the Soviet Union, but left the Russian economy 
in collapse and its people in chaos. One of the more notorious awards went to Henry Kissinger and 
Le Duc Tho, who negotiated a cease-fire to end the Vietnam War. The war went on for two more 
years, and Le Duc Tho, though not Kissinger, was honest enough to decline the award.