25.
(A) meet
(B) invent
(C) show
(D) target

26.(A) Youins felt that traditional mental health care ignores the social, economic, emotional and faith-based needs of underserved communities. (B) Now sober, Youins works as a peer-support specialist with the Connecticut Mental Health Center and has seen how COVID worsened mental health challenges in his city. (C) It exacerbated social and economic inequities already known to drive and sustain poor mental health among marginalized communities. (D) Substance use clinics and treatment sites were available, but he felt the care they provided overlooked who he was as a person. (E) Rates of mental illness were already high in the U.S., but the pandemic intensified everything: Illness, loneliness, job loss, grief, and other stressors related to COVID induced a nationwide rise in anxiety and depression.

27.(A) Youins felt that traditional mental health care ignores the social, economic, emotional and faith-based needs of underserved communities. (B) Now sober, Youins works as a peer-support specialist with the Connecticut Mental Health Center and has seen how COVID worsened mental health challenges in his city. (C) It exacerbated social and economic inequities already known to drive and sustain poor mental health among marginalized communities. (D) Substance use clinics and treatment sites were available, but he felt the care they provided overlooked who he was as a person. (E) Rates of mental illness were already high in the U.S., but the pandemic intensified everything: Illness, loneliness, job loss, grief, and other stressors related to COVID induced a nationwide rise in anxiety and depression.

28.(A) Youins felt that traditional mental health care ignores the social, economic, emotional and faith-based needs of underserved communities. (B) Now sober, Youins works as a peer-support specialist with the Connecticut Mental Health Center and has seen how COVID worsened mental health challenges in his city. (C) It exacerbated social and economic inequities already known to drive and sustain poor mental health among marginalized communities. (D) Substance use clinics and treatment sites were available, but he felt the care they provided overlooked who he was as a person. (E) Rates of mental illness were already high in the U.S., but the pandemic intensified everything: Illness, loneliness, job loss, grief, and other stressors related to COVID induced a nationwide rise in anxiety and depression.

29.(A) Youins felt that traditional mental health care ignores the social, economic, emotional and faith-based needs of underserved communities. (B) Now sober, Youins works as a peer-support specialist with the Connecticut Mental Health Center and has seen how COVID worsened mental health challenges in his city. (C) It exacerbated social and economic inequities already known to drive and sustain poor mental health among marginalized communities. (D) Substance use clinics and treatment sites were available, but he felt the care they provided overlooked who he was as a person. (E) Rates of mental illness were already high in the U.S., but the pandemic intensified everything: Illness, loneliness, job loss, grief, and other stressors related to COVID induced a nationwide rise in anxiety and depression.

30.(A) Youins felt that traditional mental health care ignores the social, economic, emotional and faith-based needs of underserved communities. (B) Now sober, Youins works as a peer-support specialist with the Connecticut Mental Health Center and has seen how COVID worsened mental health challenges in his city. (C) It exacerbated social and economic inequities already known to drive and sustain poor mental health among marginalized communities. (D) Substance use clinics and treatment sites were available, but he felt the care they provided overlooked who he was as a person. (E) Rates of mental illness were already high in the U.S., but the pandemic intensified everything: Illness, loneliness, job loss, grief, and other stressors related to COVID induced a nationwide rise in anxiety and depression. 

31. What is the book genre of "Between the World and Me"? (A) True crime (B) Historical fiction (C) Fantasy (D) Memoir

32. What does the word "incarceration" in paragraph 2 refer to? (A) Improvement (B) Enlightenment (C) Imprisonment (D) Embodiment

33. Who was "Between the World and Me" addressed to? (A) The author's nephew (B) White people (C) Critics (D) The author's son

34. What is the theme of the book "Between the World and Me"? (A) Power relation (B) Racial injustice (C) Legal system (D) Public welfare

35. What is the reviewer's attitude toward the book? (A) Cautious (B) Skeptical (C) Empathetic (D) Sympathetic 

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