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Choose the best answer from the options A, B, C and D.

 

Research has shown that heart attack victims who have pets live longer. Even watching a tank full of tropical fish may ___1___ blood pressure, at least temporarily. A study of 92 patients hospitalized in coronary care units ___2___ angina or heart attack found that those who owned pets were more likely to be alive a year later than those who did not. The study found that only 6 percent of patients who owned pets died ___3___ one year compared with 28 percent of those who did not own pets.

The therapeutic use of pets as companions ___4___ increasing attention in recent years for a wide variety of patients - people with AIDS or cancer, the elderly and the mentally ill. Unlike people, with ___5___ our interactions maybe quite complex and unpredictable, animals provide a constant source of comfort and focus for attention. Animals ___6___ our nurturing instinct. They also make us feel safe and unconditionally accepted. We can just be ourselves around our pets.

___7___ the animals that have been used as part of therapy programs are dogs, cats, dolphins and horses. Working with these animals is relaxing and enjoyable.

                 
1.   (A) low   5.   (A) who
(B) lower     (B) whom
    (C) lowly       (C) what
    (D) lowest       (D) whose
                 
2.   (A) for   6.   (A) bring in
(B) by     (B) bring on
    (C) in       (C) bring out
    (D) of       (D) bring over
                 
3.   (A) on   7.   (A) Among
(B) by     (B) Between
    (C) over       (C) Along
    (D) within       (D) Around
                 
4.   (A) will gain          
(B) has gained        
    (C) was gained          
    (D) have gained          
                 

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    Answers : 1B    2A    3D    4B    5B    6C    7A
     
 
     
 
 
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