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SECTION
A
–
PHONETICS
I . C h oo s e t h e w or d w ho s e u nd e r l in e d p ar t i s pr ono u n c e d di f f e re n t l y
fr om th at of t he ot her s.
1. A.
s ur round B.
s u r gical C.
s u r render D.
s u r vival
2. A.
seiz ure B.
meas ure C.
confus ion D.
tension
3. A.
boot B.
book C.
hook D.
fo o t
4. A.
natu r e B.
futu r e C.
pictu r e D.
matu r e
5. A.
guilty B.
busy C.
bury D.
build
II .
Ide nt ify
t he
wo rd
wh os e
s tr ess ed
pa tt ern
i s
d if fer en t
f ro m
th at of t he ot her s.
6. A.
innovation B.
disappear C.
understand D.
identify
7. A.
biography B.
psychological C.
approximate D.
congratulate
8. A.
curricumlum B.
enthusiast C.
subordinate D.
democratic
9. A.
university B.
veterinary C.
undergraduate D.
geographical
10.
A.
quartermaster B.
irrational C.
development D.
necessity
Section
B
–
vocabulary
and
grammar
I . C ho o s e t h e be s t an s w e r f r o m A , B , C o r D .
11.
Eighty
kilometers
is
the
fifty
miles.
A.
equivalent
of B.
equivalent
from C.
equal
of D.
equal
to
12.
We
are
prepared
to
overlook
the
error
on
this
occasion
your
previous
good
work.
A.
thanks
to B.
in
the
light
of C.
with
a
view
to D.
with
regard
to
13.
He
is
not
under
arrest,
nor
have
the
police
placed
any
on
his
movements.
A.
restriction B.
obstacle C.
veto D.
regulation
14.
The
judge
said
the
thief
had
shown
complete
for
the
law.
A.
ignorance B.
negligence C.
disregard D.
disobedience
15.
His
face
looks
,
but
I
can’t
remember
his
name.
A.
similar B.
alike C.
memorial D.
familiar
16.
of
the
workers
has
his
own
work.
A.
All B.
Each C.
Every D.
Other
17.
There’s
a
beautiful
of
the
old
city
from
the
terrace
of
their
mountain
house.
A.
view B.
aspect C.
vision D.
appearance
18.
The
secretary
put
me
to
the
manager
within
a
couple
of
minutes.
A.
across B.
up C.
over D.
through
19.
As
soon
as
you
buy
a
car,
it
starts
falling
in
.
A.
cost B.
worth C.
value D.
price
20.
It
is
vital
that
we
a
change
in
people's
attitudes.
A.
bring
down B.
bring
back C.
bring
about D.
look
after
21.
education
is
normally
taken
to
include
undergraduate
and
postgraduate
education,
as
well
as
vocational
education
and
training.
A.
Primary B.
Tertiary C.
Secondary D.
Intermediate
22.
it
were
well
paid,
I
would
accept
this
proposal.
A.
Providing B.
Unless C.
But
for D.
If
only
23.
The
police
carried
out
a
search
for
the
missing
diplomat.
A.
thorough B.
through C.
throughout D.
thoughtful
24.
Is
he
enough
to
take
on
so
much
responsibility?
A.
elderly B.
ancient C.
ripe D.
mature
25.
further
rioting
to
occur,
the
government
would
be
forced
to
use
its
emergency
powers.
A.
Should B.
Did C.
Were D.
Had
11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
16. 17. 18. 19. 20.
21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
II . The re is o ne mi sta ke in e ach o f t he fo ll owi ng se nt enc es . F in d
a n d co r r e c t i t .
26.
It
was
suggested
that
Pedro
studies
the
material
more
thoroughly
before
attempting
to
pass
the
exam.
27.
Being
the
biggest
expanse
of
brackish
water
in
the
world,
the
Baltic
Sea
is
of
special
interesting
to
scientists.
28.
The
United
States
receives
a
large
amounts
of
revenue
from
taxation
of
tobacco
products.
29.
Not
only
cigarettes
and
alcohol
is
believed
to
be
harmful
to
one’s
health.
30.
My
computer
has
an
internet
connect
which
gives
me
access
to
all
sorts
of
information.
31.
A
total
of
ten
thousands
of
dollars
was
spent
on
radio
advertising,
although
recent
requests
for
budget-cutting
measures.
32.
Mrs.
Gates
appreciated
serving
breakfast
in
bed
when
she
wasn't
feeling
well
33.
Whistling
or
clapping
our
hands
to
get
the
person’s
attention
are
considered
impolite.
34.
Despite
the
time
of
the
year,
yesterday’s
temperature
was
enough
hot
to
turn
on
the
air
conditioning.
35.
Found
in
the
12
th
century,
Oxford
university
ranks
among
the
world’s
oldest
universities.
Mistake Correction Mistake Correction
26. 31.
27. 32.
28. 33.
29. 34.
30. 35.
Section
C
–
reading
I . R ea d t h e f o ll o w i n g p a ss a g e , a n d t h e n c h o o s e t h e b e s t a n s we r
f r o m A , B , C o r D .
East
Somalia’s
prolonged
the
shortage
of
rain,
which
has
already
caused
food
supply
to
fail
and
brought
unemployment
in
farming
areas,
could
also
affect
the
production
of
electricity,
and
thus
reduce
the
output
from
the
nation’s
mines.
The
mining
industry,
and
especially
copper
mining,
uses
a
huge
amount
of
electricity
and
is
almost
completely
dependent
on
the
government
Electricity Supply
Commission.
But
the
Commission
has
recently
asked
the
mines
what
would
happen
if electricity
supplies
were
reduced
by
ten,
twenty
or
thirty
percent.
The
Commission’s
power
stations
which
reduce
the
electricity
using
coal
as
fuel,
are
mostly
situated
near
the
large
coalfields
of
Eastern
Province.
But
this
area
has
little
water
so
the
cooling towers
at
the
power
stations
have
to
be
supplied
with
water
from
elsewhere.
The
problem
now
is that
water
levels
in
all
rivers
and
lakes
have
fallen
dangerously
low
and,
in
some
cases,
are
well below
the
intake
pipes
which
feed
into
the
pipelines
which
supply
the
cooling
towers.
In
a
separate
attempt
to
solve
the
problem,
engineers
are
spending
some
forty
million
dollars
on
building
a
series
of
small
dams
across
the
Haro
river.
It
is
hoped
that
these
dams
will
make
the water
level
at
the
Malawa
Dam
rise
so
that
water
can
then
be
pumped
through
a
new
pipeline
to
the power
stations.
This
will
take
time
and
it
is
now
the
dry
season.
Very
little
rain
falls
before
October
or
November,
and
after
a
shortage
which
has
lasted
for
four
years
and
is
believed
to
be
the
worst
in two
centuries,
nobody
can
say
whether
the
rain
will
be
sufficient.
The
amount
of
electricity
and
water
used
by
the
mines
has
tended
to
increase
in
recent
years. The
mines
which
produce
about
half
the
country’s
export
earnings,
need
electricity
in
order
to
pump fresh
air
through
their
workings
and
to
drive
machines
which
crush
vast
quantities
of
rock.
Each mine
also
has
to
provide
accommodation
for
as
many
as
three
thousands
workers.
36.
How
might
East
Somalia’s
lack
of
rain
affect
electricity
supplies
and
mining?
A.
Electricity
supplies
to
mines
may
be
cut
by
up
to
thirty
percent. B.
Copper
mines
may
be
unable
to
pump
water
by
October.
C.
Copper
mines
are
having
to
use
less
electricity
D.
Coal
supplies
are
failing
to
reach
power
stations
37.
Where
does
Electricity
Supply
Commission
produce
most
of
its
electricity?
A.
At
the
Malawa
Dam C.
In
Eastern
Province
B.
Along
the
Haro
River D.
Near
the
copper
mines
38.
The
action
that
the
engineers
are
taking
.
A.
should
get
enough
water
to
the
mines
B.
may
not
help
if
the
rain
is
sufficient
C.
will
use
up
a
lot
of
electricity
D.
will
become
effective
towards
the
end
of
the
year
39.
The
engineers
aim
to
.
A.
get
more
water
into
the
Haro
river C.
dig
out
artificial
lakes
near
the
dam
B.
change
the
direction
of
the
Haro
river D.
keep
more
water
at
the
Malawa
Dam
40.
Why
are
the
copper
mines
important
to
East
Somlia?
A.
Their
costs
and
production
are
rising.
B.
They
bring
in
fifty
percent
of
what
the
country
earns. C.
They
train
many
skilled
mechanics.
D.
Each
mine
employs
approximately
3,000
people.
36. 37. 38. 39. 40.
II . Cho os e t he be st an sw er fr om A, B, C or D to f ill i n t he ga ps
i n t h e f o ll o w i n g p a ss a g e .
The
reality
of
an
interview
is
never
as
bad
as
your
fears.
For
some
(41)
,
people
imagine
the
interviewer
is
going
to
jump
on
every
tiny
mistake
they
make.
In
truth
the
interviewer
is
as
keen
for
the
meeting
to
go
well
as
you
are.
It
is
what
(42)
his
or
her
job
enjoyable.
The
secret
of
a
good
interview
is
preparing
for
it.
What
you
wear
is
always
important
as
it creates
the
first
impression.
So
(43)
neatly,
but
comfortable.
Make
sure
that
you
can
deal with
anything
you
are
(44)
.
Prepare
for
questions
that
are
certain
to
come
up,
for
example: Why
do
you
want
to
become
a
nurse?
What
is
the
most
important
(45)
a
good
nurse should
have?
Apart
from
nursing,
what
other
careers
have
you (46)
?
What
are
your interests
and
hobbies?
Answer
the
questions
fully
and
precisely.
(47)
,
if
one
of
your
interests
is
reading,
be prepared
to
talk
about
the
sort
of
books
you
like.
(48)
,
do
not
learn
all
your
answer
off
(49)
heart.
The
interviewer
wants
to
meet
a
human
being,
not
a
robot.
Remember
the
interviewer
is
genuinely
interested
in
you,
so
the
more
you
relax
and
are
yourself,
the
more
(50)
you
are
to
succeed.
41.
A.
explanations B.
excuses C.
reasons D.
ideas
42.
A.
happens B.
makes C.
does D.
causes
43.
A.
put
on B.
have
on C.
dress D.
wear
44.
A.
enquired B.
asked C.
requested D.
questioned
45.
A.
nature B.
point C.
character D.
quality
46.
A.
considered B.
wondered C.
thought D.
regarded
47.
A.
Such
as B.
Let’s
say C.
For
instance D.
That
is
48.
A.
Despite B.
Therefore C.
However D.
Although
49.
A.
on B.
by C.
at D.
in
50.
A.
likely B.
probable C.
easy D.
possible
41. 42. 43. 44. 45.
46. 47. 48. 49. 50.
II I. Fi ll in e ach n umb er ed ga p w it h o ne su it abl e wor d.
A
healthful
lifestyle
leads
to
a
longer,
happier,
healthier
life.
Staying
healthy
means
eating
a
well-balanced
diet,
getting
regular
exercise,
and
avoiding
things
that
are
bad
for
the
(51)
and
mind.
Nutrition
plays
a
key
role
(52)
maintaining
good
health
and
preventing
many
diseases.
In
spite
of
all
the
information
available
about
diet,
scientists
still
believe
that
good
nutrition
can
(53)
simple.
There
are
several
basic
rules
to
follow.
Keep
fat
intake
low.
Eat
lots
of
foods
high
in
carbon
hydrates,
(54)
are
the
starches
in
grains,
legumes
(beans
and
peas),
vegetables
and
some
fruits.
(55)
too
much
sugar.
Limit
salt.
Eat
lots
of
fruits
and vegetables,
which
are
high
in
(56)
.
A
healthy
lifestyle
is
an
active
lifestyle.
(57)
of
proper
physical
exercise
can
cause
tiredness,
irritability,
and
poor
general
health.
Physical
fitness
requires
both
aerobic
exercise,
such
as
running,
bicycle
riding,
and
swimming,
(58)
weight-lifting.
muscle-strengthening
exercise,
such
as
Finally,
good
health
is
acquired
by
(59)
no
to
bad
habits
such
as
smoking,
drinking,
and
overeating
and
by
avoiding
situations
that
are
constantly
stressful.
People
can
take
their
lives
and
happiness
into
their
own
(60)
.
Maintaining
a
healthy
lifestyle
is
the
first
step.
51. 52. 53. 54. 55.
56. 57. 58. 59. 60.
Section
D
–
writing
I . C om p l e t e t h e s e c on d s en t e n c e s o t h a t i t h a s t h e s a m e m e a ni n g a s
t h e fi r s t o n e .
61.
You
could
easily
become
quite
ill
unless
you
give
up
smoking.
→
Not
.................................................................................................................................................................................
62.
In
the
unlikely
event
of
a
fire,
please
do
not
use
the
lift.
→
Should
............................................................................................................................................................................
63.
Timmy
has
become
confident
as
a
result
of
his
success.
→
Timmy’s
success
has
turned
............................................
........................................................................................
64.
Perhaps
finding
someone
to
replace
her
is
proving
difficult
for
him.
→
He
appears
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65.
It
is
believed
that
the
man
escaped
in
a
stolen
car.
→
The
man
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II . Use t he wo rd gi ven i n b ra cke ts an d mak e any n ece ss ary
a d d i ti o n s t o w ri t e a n e w s e n t en c e i n s u c h a wa y t h at i t i s a s
s i m i la r a s p o s si b l e i n m ea n i n g t o th e o ri g i n a l s e n t e n c e . D o N O T
c h a n g e t h e f o r m o f th e g iv e n wo r d ( s) .
66.
The
cost
of
excursions
is
part
of
the
price
of
the
holiday. (includes)
→
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
67.
Paula
said
I
had
caused
the
accident. (blamed)
→
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
68.
The
stereo
was
so
powerful
that
I
usually
went
deaf. (such)
→
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
69.
They
have
been
telling
him
that
he
should
apply
for
this
job. (encouraging)
→
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
70.
That
sort
of
behavior
is
deplorable,
in
my
opinion. (approve)
→
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I I I . W r i t e a c om p o s it i o n a b o u t 1 5 0 – 2 0 0 w o r d s o n t h e fo l l o wi n g
t o p i c :
“Participating
in
English
Speaking
Clubs
helps
to
promote
students’
speaking
skill
and
interest
in
learning
English”.
Do
you
agree
or
disagree
with
that
statement?
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