Variant 1 You could have come first and won the race if you … faster

25. It is obvious in the passage that … .
A) the cell contains tissues involved with the storage of iron
B) the size of the cells is extremely small
C) the protoplasm contains muscle tissue and connective tissue
D) several kinds of tissues are arranged in and sophisticated form to work together
26. The human body … .
A) forms larger cells B) carries out special work groups
C) lines up for special purposes D) is composed of billions of cells
27. We can understand from the passage … .
A) tissues are made up of same functioning cell`s coming together
B) some of the tissues are responsible for safely ridding the body of waste materials
C) the liver may be taken as a special case of one of these organs
D) the tissue is the smallest part in a human body


An Apple a Day
An apple a day keeps the doctor away, as the saying goes. And not just any doctor. An apple may help keep the neurologist away – along the diseases like Alzheimer`s and Parkinson`s. Food scientist Chang Y. Lee found that an antioxidant, called quercetin, in apples can protect brain from damage. “Quercetin has much higher antioxidant activity compared to Vitamin C,” says Lee. His work shows that quercetin may help brain cells and hurt cancer cells. Apples are a main source of quercetin. It is also found in onions, tea, blueberries and cranberries. Choose a fresh apple over applesauce or apple juice for a snack. Lee suggests, because quercetin is found mostly in the skin of the fruit. “Processed food may lose active components,” he adds.
28. According to the recent research, apples
A) and other antioxidants damage the brain B) and Vitamin C have equal protective ability
C) may weaken the health of the aged D) can help people fight neurological diseases
29. Chang Y. Lee recommends people to
A) drink plenty of apple juice B) take quercetin pills C) eat with the skin on D) have tea with berries