62-At first, Europeans…………………… . A)were hesitant to use the potato as a foodstuff
B)didn't find potatoes delicious enough to be worth eating
C)were able to grow potatoes in astronomical sizes
D)didn't know how to produce potatoes in large quantities
E)were not aware of the curative value of the potato plant
63-We can infer from the passage that, in Europe, the potato A)didn't grow as big as It was In Bolivia and Peru
B)began to be sold at reasonable prices only after It became more common
C)has only been grown in Spain, the Netherlands, and Switzerland
D)is the most common foodstuff today
E)was only eaten by the sick for a long time
Hand-made paper has been produced in Velke Losiny, North Moravia since the beginning of the 16th
century. Established by the Zerotin family, the actual manufacturing site used to be a unique wooden
workshop built from the remains of a flour mill. The written records state that this paper mill, which
was soon followed by others, began its operation between 1592 and 1596. Other documents, such as
the remains of the oldest surviving paper samples, have watermark imprints with the year 1596 and
the Zerotin's family coat of arms. The production of hand-made paper didn't prove very profitable for
the Zerotins as there were a few similar paper mills in the area which stiffened the competition.
64-We can conclude from the passage that A)hand-made paper is only found in North Moravia
B)paper In North Moravia is no longer made by hand but by machine
C)paper was only introduced to Moravia a hundred years ago
D)the tradition of making paper by hand is nearly five centuries old in North Moravia
E)North Moravian paper is renowned throughout the world for its fine quality
65-It's clear from the passage that A) the first paper mill was designed specifically for making paper
B) the Zerotins used to be bread makers before they started making paper
C) many documents were written about the paper mills in North Moravia
D) the first paper mill only worked for four years before it went bankrupt
E) pieces of paper bearing the emblem of the Zerotin family still exist
