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(1)VOCABULARY EXERCISES 1. Robbery is now an everyday……………..(OCCUR) 2. Janice is wicked woman with a……………..tongue(POISON) 3. He apologized for the………………….he had caused (CONVENIENT) 4. The results of the first experiments are very…………….(PROMISE) 5. What old people fear most is………………(LONELY) 6. The cost of………………is to be paid by the receiver.(CARRY) 7. Are the children still………………..? (WAKE) 8. Your money will be refunded if the goods are not to your……………….(SATISFY) 9. It’s………………..in England to eat turkey on Christmas Day.(TRADITION) 10. She was…………….imprisoned without trail (JUST) 11. ……………………., no one came (SURPRISE) 12. This poem shows the wonderful…………………of the poet (SENSITIVE) 13. Giving false information is a……………….offence (PUNISH) 14. Visitors said that the……………….of Vietnamese people was most unforgettable (HOSPITABLR) 15. He felt a great……………..to talk about his problem (NECESSARY) 16. They said the interview was just a………………….(FORMAL) 17. ……………………of the body to strong sunlight can be harmful (EXPOSE) 18. I’ve just passed a……….night, and I feel very tired now (SLEEP) 19. It wasn’t very………………..of you to slam the door is his face (FRIEND) 20. “Look after your mother”were his…………………words (DIE) 21. He’s got a great…………………mind (INVENT) 22. There’s been a………………..improvement inhis work (MEASURE) 23. I prefer……………….activities to those carried on inside a building (DOOR) 24. The world of computers is extremely……………………..(COMPETE) 25. She’s very in love, she know very little about it (EXPERIENCE) 26. The bteak up of their marriage was an enomous…………..for her (LIBERATE) 27. The twins don’t look at all…………….(LIKE) 28. The professor explained his ideas with great…………………(CLEAR) 29. ………………….drinks should be banned at football stadiums (ALCOHOL) 30. I found it hard to keep my…………………with such a noise going on (CONCENTRATE) 31. Payment of the money is……………..on delivery of the goods (CONDITION) 32. Her…………………to retire surprised us all (DECIDE) 33. I’m………………to hear of your success(DELIGHT) 34. We need an…………..to mend the iron (ELECTRICITY) 35. She looked up………………as I came in (GUILT) 36. We always have a bed ready in the spare room in case visitors arrive……………..(EXPECT) 37. He was turned down for the job because he was not……………..(QUALIFY) 38. Use your…………………..to find an answer to the teacher’s question (IMAGINE) 39. An open window is an…………………to burglars. (INVITE) 40. I’d like to tell you all about my success, but………………forbids (MODEST) 41. Recently, nutrious foods have increased in ……………….(POPULAR) 42. The old lady hid all her………………under the floor (SAVE) 43. I’m sorry about my………………., but I hate being kept waiting (PATIENT) 44. He was very……………..of the work he had done (PRIDE) 45. This painting is not for……………….(SELL) SENTENCE TRANSFORMATION Finish each of the following sentences in such a way that it means exactly the same as the sentences printed above it 1. It was owing to his father that he succeeded. He owed………………………………………… 2. They found that it is extremerly difficult to study Russian They found…………………………………………..

(2) 3. It is pointless to cry over spilt milk It is no use……………………………………….. 4. The demonstration made it impossible for us to go to work The demonstration prevented……………………………. 5. Will you able to do this work on your own? Is there any……………………………………… 6. I didn’t realize he was your brother until I was the photograph It was only…………………………………………………. 7. When the minister was asked about the strike, he declined to comment On………………………………………………………………. 8. I didn’t realize who he was until later Only later……………………………………………… 9. It is nobody’s fault that that the meeting was cancelled. Nobody………………………………………….. 10. This affair doesn’t concern you. This affair is no……………………………………… 11. Driving fast is dangerous, Whether you are an experienced driver or not However……………………………………………………. 12. David is young, but he already know what hw wants to become Young……………………………………………………. 13. He was a fool to say that. It……………………………………… 14. Do you have a good relationship with your boss? Are……………………………………………… 15. George slapper Jane on her face, which made eveyone surprised To……………………………………………………….. 16. My boss works better when he he’s press for time The less……………………………………………. 17. Although he tried very hard, he couldn’t open the door. Try…………………………………………………….. 18. He got down to writing the letter as soon as he returned from his walk No sooner………………………………………………… 19. John must leave the burning building at once. It is imperative……………………………………………. 20. The job offer is so good that she can’t refuse it. It’s……………………………………………………………. GUIDED SENTENCE BUILDING 1. I’ve/looking / a job / three weeks / havent’t yet. ……………………………………………………… 2. They / must / an end / this discussion. ………………………………………………….. 3. How long / it / take you / get / office? ………………………………………………………. 4. After / I / entered / house / it / to rain. ………………………………………………………… 5. at / seven / age / he / school ……………………………………………………… 6. Thomas / usually / not let / anyone / smoke / his room ……………………………………………………… 7. I / write / Jim / last month / but so far / receive / no reply / my letter ……………………………………………………………….. 8. the harm / smoking / is / question / not / entirely / settled. ……………………………………………………………………….

(3) 9. I / invited / party / occasion / her birthday / last week. ………………………………………………………………….. 10. I / pleased / hear / your marriage ………………………………………………………… 11. businessmen / London / find / impossible / home / for lunch …………………………………………………………….. 12. only / this way / we/ make / laws / effective ………………………………………………….. 13. concert hall / so crowded / we / saw / heard / nothing ………………………………………………………… 14. if/ had worked harder / passed / last year’s entrance-examination …………………………………………………………………… 15. case / emergency / ring / number. …………………………………………………………………. 17. English / course / attend / last / 10 months A. English is the course we are attending lasts 10 months. B. The last English course we are attending 10 months..

(4) C. The English course we are attending lasts 10 months. D. We are attending an English course lasts 10 months. 18. John / necessary / book / flight ticket / in advance A. John is necessary to book the flight ticket in advance. B.It is necessary that John book the flight ticket in advance. C. It is necessary for John booking the flight ticket in advance. D. Book the flight ticket in advance for John is necessary, 19. no point / ask / George / help A. It’s no point to ask George to help you. B. There’s no point to ask George for help. C There no point to ask George to help you. D There’s no point in asking George for help, 20. this / way / we / make / our children / concentrate / their studies ' A. This way we can make our children to concentrate on their studies. B. In this way we can make.our children concentrating on their studies. C Only in this way can we make our children concentrate on their studies. D. This is the only way that we can make our children to concentrate On their studies, 21. dive I water / save / drowning person / eotsrageosss act A. Dive into the water to save a drowning person is a courageous act. B Diving into the water to save a drowning person is a courageous act. C. To dive into the water to save a drowning person, it is a courageous act. D. It ’s a courageous act diving into the water to save a drowning person, 22.he / not / aMe / take up / post / until / early / following year A. He was not able to take up the post until early the following year. B. It was not until early the following year was he able to take up the post. C. He was not able of taking up the post until the early following year. D. Not until the early following year was he able of taking up the post. 23. There / severe / criticism / plan / new airport A. There is severe criticism about the plan for the new airport. B. There is a severe criticism for the plan of thenew airport. C There are severe criticisms of the plan to build the airport. D. There is severe criticism on the plan building the new airport. 24.Common/ knowledge / he / used / take / bribes A. There’s a common knowledge that he used to take bribes. B. It's a common knowledge that he is used to taking bribes. C It's common knowledge that he used to take bribes. D. Common is the knowledge he is used to taking bribes. 25. Martina Hingis / indeb ted / mother / success A Martina Hingis was indebted to her mother for her success. B. Martina Hingis indebted her mother to her success. C. Martina Hingis was indebted for her mother to her success. D. Martina Hingis indebted her success to her mother.. EVERYDAY QUESTION AND RESPONSES. new.

(5) 1. “Are you Bill Smith?” _”…………….” A. That’s right B. All right C. Really? D. You’re welcome 2. “Thank you very much.” _”…………….” A. That’s all right B. Nothing C. That’s right D. None of your business 3. “Where’s my pen?”_”………………….” A. here is B. Here you are C. This one D. I have 4. “How are you?”_”……………….” A. It doesn’t matter B. Not at all C. Why are you asking me? D. Very well, thank you 5. “Heve a biscuit.”__” ……………………” A. Thank you very much B. Thank very much C. Thanks you very much D. very much thanks 6. “It’s very kinf of you to give me a lift”_”…………………..” A. That was all I could do B. No way! C. You are very kind to say so D. By all means! 7. You want to know the time. Whar would you say? A. Excuse me, can you tell me the time? B. can you say the time, please? C. Are you so kind to tell me the time? D. Please to tell me the time. 8. “How about the dance to night?”_ “………………….” A. What a pity! I’ve got another plan B. Don’t speak to me with that tone of voice C. Take care of your own business D. Sorry, it interest me very much! 9. “I’m twenty – one today”_”………………” A. Also I B. So I am C. So am I D. Me also 10. “……………is the film”_”Two and a half hours” A. How long B. When C. How much D. What time 11. “How big is it?”_”It………………” A. is long 20 metres B. has 20 metres C. is 20 metres long D. has lengthb20 metres. 12. “Do you think you will pass you exam?”_ “I hope…………………….!” A. Well B. It C. So D. Very much 13. “I’m thirsty”_”………………..some tea”? A. Would you like B. Do you like C. Would D. What’s about 14. “Is John a short man?’_”No, he……………………’ A. is six feet tall B. makes six feet tall C. is tall six feet D. has six feet 15. “Which pen do you want?”_”……………..” A. That one B. That’s it C. Here is it D. Yes, please 16. “I don’t loke tests”_”Neither……………….’ A. Do I B. I do C. I don’t D. I like them 17. “What……………..?’” A. this place called B. is this place called C. its name this place D. this place name 18. “…………..to Burton” A, How long is it B. is far.

(6) C. How far D. What did you say? 19. “My name is Smylnovsky”_”………………” A. How? B. Forgive me? C. Please? D. What did you say? 20. “What the matter?”_”………….’ A. All right B. Don’t bother C. Nothing D. Fine, thanks 21. “Are you working tomorrow?’_”No,………………..’ A. We have a holiday tomorrow B. It is holiday tomorrow C. We have tomorrow holiday D. There is tomorrow a holiday 22. “Is Mr Smith in?”_”…………….’ A. I regret it B. I’m sorry not C. Not, sorry D. I’m afraid not. ERROR IDENTIFICATION 1. Sandra has not rarely missed a play or concert since she was seventeen years old A B C D.

(7) 2. The governor has not decided how to deal with the new problems already A B C D 3. There was a very interesting news on the radio this morning about the earhthquake in Italy A B C D 4. The company representative sold to the manager a sewing machine for forty dollars A B C D 5. Harvey seldom pays his bill on time, and his brother does too A B C D 6. Jim was upset last night because he had to do too many homeworks A B C D 7.The price of crude oil used to be a great deal lower than now, wasn’t it? A B C D 8. Goerge is not enough intelligent to pass this economics class without help A B C D 9. Kurt had such many interesting plans that everyone wanted to work on his committee A B C D 10. The fire began in the first floor of the hotel, but it soon spread to adjacent floors. A B C D 11. The head proctor tells the students when they should begin the exam, how long they have to complete it, and what the procedures are for turning in. A B C D 12. Estimates by science suggest that only 1% of the world’s extinct animals and plants have been identified. A B C D 13. When a human being walks, he or she exerts a certain number or force on the ground. A B C D 14. the oceans contain many forms of life that has not yet been discovered. A B C D 15. There has recently been a lot of important findings in medical technonogy A B C D 16. Continuing education has become increasing popular in the US in recent years A B C D 17. Disabled children cannot derive full enjoyment from toys make for non-disabled children A B C D 18. Janet is finally used to cook on an electric stove after having a gas one for so long A B C D 19. Stuart stopped to write his letter because he had to leave for the hospital A B C D 20. Each of the students in the accounting class has to type their own reaserch paper A b C D 21. Dresses, skirts, skirts, shoes, and children’s clothing are advertised at great reduced prices. A B C D 22. Although of them are trying to get the scholarship, Ann has the highest grade A B C D 23. The equipment in the office was badly in need of being repaired A B C D 24. She wishes that we didn’t send her the candy yesterday because she’s on a diet A B C D 25. The artist tried stimulate interest in painting by taking his students to the museum A B C D 26. before she moved here, Arlene had been president of the organization since forty years A B C D 27. Each of the nurses report to the operating room when his or her name is called.

(8) A B C D 28. The chemistry instructor explained the experiment in such of a way that it was easily understood A B C D 29. The town where we visited was a four-day journey from our hotel, so we took the train instead of the bus A B C D 30. It was not until 1937 when the southernmost source of the Nile river was discovered A B C D 31. The influence of the nation’s literature, art, and science have captured widespread attention A B C D 32. The leader emphasized the need of justice and quality among his people A B C D 33. many of population in the rural areas is composed of manual labourers A B C D 34. Several people have apperent tried to change the man’s mind, but he refuses to listen A B C D 35. The harder he tried, the worst he danced before the large audience A B C D 36. It shouldn’t be assume that the lower the price, the happier the buyer A B C D 37. For more than (A)450 years, Mexico city has been the economic, culture, and political center of Mexician people (D) B C 38. I’m tired after such a long day, so I think I’ll lay down and take a nap A B C D 39. They rose their hands above their heads when the teacher asked them to do so A B C D 40. Peter, as well as his two sisters Sandra and Emily, are left –handed A B C D 41. By the time Winnie visited to her grandson’s home, he had received her gift in the mail A B C D 42. In October 1957, Spunik, the first man-made satellite, was being luanched by the Soviet Union. A B C D 43. Frank and Cathy are traveling in the Europe now. They plan to visit Germany and France. A B C D 44. The results of this election are more difficult to pridict from those of the last one. A B C D 45. Sarah said that she heard someone in the attic, but when we looked, ew didn’t find no one. A B C D 46. Howard Cosell, the sport announcer, says that he always tells it like it is A B C D 47. If she leaves now, she will have probably arrived there by the sunset. A B C D 48. I want that new car, but which is too expensive for me for the time being A B C D 49. Is Brazil largest country in southAmerica in area and in population? A B C D 50. I saw the boy playing in the yard with the red hair. A B C D 51. As far as I concerned, Wyoming is clearly the most beautiful state in US. A B C D 52. Penny has always enjoyed looking the flowers and walking throught the park. A B C D 53. I didn’t see Frank since he and his wife moved to Norfolk last December. A B C D.

(9) 54. Extreme patriots always believe that their country is better than any country in the world A B C D 55. While golfing, a rabbit ran across the course and knocked the ball into the hall A B C D 56. Everyone who is from Boston and everyoen who has ever been there have heard of the Old North Church. A B C D 57. Neither of the girls have turned in the term papers to the instructor yet. A B C D 58. On New year’s Day, most Americans watch football on TV, visiting friends and relax. A B C D 59. I suggest that he goes to the doctor as soon as he returns from taking the exam A B C D 60. She is looking forward to go to Europe after finishes her studies at the university. A B C D 61. The volume four of our encyclopedia set has been missing for two months. A B C D 62. The professor was considering postponing the examonation until the following week because the students’s confusion. A B C D 63. Because the residents had worked so diligent to renovate the old building, the manager had a party. A B C D 64. John’s wisdom teeth were troubling him, so he went to a dental surgeon to see about having them pull. (D) A B C 65. The teacher told the students to not discuss the take-home exam with each other. A B C D 66.The first steps of scientific research is to decide how to gather data. A B C D 67. Caffeine in coffee is relative harmless if people drink it moderately. A B C D 68. The strong wind does a terrible noise when it blows through the antenna. A B C D 69. People often seem anger when they don’t get enough rest. A B C D 70. Harvard University, that is the oldest American college, was founded in 1663. A B C D 71. Wild creatures are energetic in their natural habitats than in a zoo. A B C D 72. The social worker has such a sympathetic, comfortably manner that people like to confide in her. A B C D 73. The duties (A)of the secretary are to take the minutes, amiling the correspondence, and calling the members before meetings.(D) B C 74. The value of the dollar declines as the rate of inflation raises. A B C D 75. Before the invention(A) of TV, the common man never had(B) the opportunity to see and hear his leaders to express their views. C D 76. In order for one (A)to achieve the desired results in this experiement, it is necessary that she/he works as fastly as possible. B C D 77. “Psychology today” is interesting informative and it is easy to read A B C D 78. The new model costs twice more than last year’s model A B C D.

(10) 79. The purpose of the United Nations, broad speaking, is to maintain peace and security, and to encourage respect for human rights. A B C D 80. Professor Baker recommended that we would be (A)present at the reception this afternoon inorder to meet the reprentatives from the Fulbright Commission. B C D 81. Neither of the two candidates who had applied(A) for admission to the Industrial Engineering Department were egigible for scholarships B C D 82. When a patient’s blood pressure is much hihger than it should be, a doctor usually insists that he will not smoke. A B C D 83. The examination will test(A) your ability to understand spoken English, to read non-technical language, and writing correctly. B C D 84. Those of us who smoke should have their lung X-rayed regularly. A B C D 85. Even (A)a professional psychologist may have difficulty talking calm and logically about his/her own problem. B C D 86. Lectures for(A) the week of(B) march 22-26 will include the following(C): the Causes of the Civil War, The Economy of the South, Battle Strategies, and Assassinating (D)Loncoln. 87. Until recently, women were forbidden by law from owning property. A B C D 88. To see the Tatue of Liberty and taking(A) pictures from the top(B) of the Empire State Building are(C) two reasons for(D) us to visit Newyork City. 89. In buying a winter coat, it is important for trying it on with heavy clothing underneath. A B C D 90. What happened(A) in Newyork were(B) a reaction from (C)city workers, including firemen and policemen who had been laid off(D) from their jobs. 91. Although the Red Cross accepts(A) blood from most donors, the nurses will not leave you give blood if you just had a cold.(D) B 92. Benjamin Franklin was the editor of the largest(A) newspaper in the colonies(B) a diplomatic representave to France and later to England, and he invented (C)many useful devices.(D) 93. This new model not only saves time but also energy by operating on two batteries instead of four. A B C D 94. The government requires that a census be taken every ten years so accurate statistics may be compliled.(D) A B C 95. To the man who worked so hard on the project, the news was profound disappointing. A B C D 96. Anyone reproducing (A)copyrighted works without permission (B)of the holders of the copyrights(C) are bkeaking(D) the law. 97. people with exceptionally high(A) intelligence quotient may not be the best employees(B) since they become bored with(C) their work if(D) the job is constantly changing. 98. I sometimes wish that my university is as large as State University because our facilities are more limited than theirs.(D) AB C 99. Professor Baker told her class that a good way to improve (A)listening comprehension skills is to watch TV, especially(D) news programs and documentaries. BC 100. An unexpected raise(A) in the cost of living as well as(B) decline in employment opportunities has resulted in(C) the rapid creation of new government programs for the unemployed.(D).

(11) TEST 1 I. PRONUNCIATION A. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced diffentently from that of the others 1 a. tiger b. wife c. wisdom d. fire 2 a. named b.lived c. used d. washed 3 a. great b. please c. greedy d. reach 4. a. floor b. choose c. chore d. saw 5 a. young b. lunch c. enough d. humor B. Choose the word whose main stress pattern is not the same as that of the others 6. a. magezine b. telephone c. volunteer d. medicine 7. a. sociable b. reserved c. generous d. humorous 8 a. delivery b equipment c. electricity d. experiemt 9. a. remember b.undrestand c. envent d. exhibit 10. a. festival b. folktale c. household d. tradition VOCABULARY EXERCISE I. Choose the best word for each sentence 11. I know all the boys who live in my…………. A. neighbour B. neighbouring C. neighbourhood D. neighbourly 12. Don’r worry about making a noise. The children are wide…………… A. waking B. awake C. woken D. awoke 13. The…………conditions of Viet Nam have been greatly improved recently A. Economy B. economic C. economics D. economical 14. Reading helps………..knowledge about the world. A. enrich B. enriching C. enriches D. rich 15. All of the………..must come to this office for an interview. A. Applications B. applicants C. applies D. appliers 16. Faded jeans are still in………..now A. fashion B. fashionable C. fashions D. fashionably 17. There have been a………….rise in gold prices recently A. measureless B. measurable C. measurement D. measured 18. We must put business before………… A. pleasant B. pleased C. please D. pleasure 19. She performed……………at the concert last night. A. wonders B. wonderful C. wonderfully D. wonderingly 20. Can you lend me some money? I’m………at the moment A. broken B. breaking C. broke D. break 21. Did your friend rent a……………apartment? A. furnished B. furnishing C. furniture D. furnishings 22. Paul gave the police a description of his……….car A. steal B. stole C. stolen D. stealing 23. many people limit their …………..to the sun to avoid being burnt A. exposition B. exposure C. expose D. exposing 24. She was very tired after a(n)……..night. A. sleepy B. asleep C. sleepless D. sleeping 25. In spite of her illness, she is…………cheerful A. relavive B. relatively C. relatives D. relativity 26. Many people feel that atomic power………..all human life A. dangers B. endangers C. dangerous D. dangerously 27. Her sister has married a…………….

(12) A. music B. musicianship C. musician D. musical 28. Try and see things from my point of view, and be bit more……….. A. reasoning B. reasonable C. reasonably D. reasoned 29. Jemery Hopkin’s performance in King Lear was most…………… A. impressed B. impressing C. impressive D. impressively 30. You’ll never feel……….unless you have solved the problem. A. comfortable B. comforting C. comforted D. comfortless. II. Correct the mistakes of these sentences 31. She felt a growing sense of anxiety while waiting the news of her son A B C D 32. They were at a loss what to say each other after years of separation. A B C D 33. Women nowadays have more freedom participating in social activities. A B C D 34. The Minister of Finance is responsible for econimical affairs. A B C D 35. When a child, he was deprived from parental affection. A B C D 36. An adult character is in a great measure decided by his childhood experiences. A B C D 37. He was lucky to be given an opportunity to work under the supervisor of a great scientist. A B C D III. Choose the best sentence that is build from the given words or phrases. 38. The hill was so steep that they had to rest several times A. It was such a steep hill that they had to rest several times B. It was so steepthe hill that they had to rest several times C. So steep a hill was that they had to rest several times D. Such a steep hill it was that they had to rest several times 39. He love her very much, but he can’r marry her A. No mater how much does he love her, he can’t marry her B. much as he loves her, he can’t marry her. C. The more he loves her, the more he wants to marry her D. If he loved her more, he would marry her 40. It doesn’t do any good to try to adjust the TV A. It is no use to try to adjust the TV B. It’s no good trying to adjust the TV C. It’s not worth to try to adjust the TV D. It’s pointless trying ti adjust the TV 41. He tried hard so that he could win the first prise A. With a view to winning the first prise, he tried hard B. In an attemp to winning the first prise, he tried hard C. He tried hard with the attiention to win the first prise D. he tried hard so as to winning the first prise 42. I have a good relationship with my boss A. I am on good terms with my Boss B. I stand well for my Boss C. I get on well with my Boss D. I hold my Boss in high regard 43. She just had time to put her umbrella before the rain came down in torrents. A. No sooner had she put up her umbrella than the rain came down in torrents B. She hardly had put up her umbrella when the rain came down in torrents C. No soon as the rain came down in torrents, she put up her umbrella D. The moment the rain came down in torrents, she put up her umbrella.

(13) 44. Alice becomes more beautiful as she grows up A. The older Alice grows up, the more beautiful she becomes B. The older does Alice get up, the more beautiful does she becomes C. The older grows up Alice, the more beautiful becomes she D. The older does Alice gets, the more beautiful she becomes 45. It’s John parents’ fault that he failed A. John’s parents are to blamed for his failure B. John failed, that is his. EXAMPLES P-ut s circle round the Setter of the correct word to use in each blank. This book will tell you about all the (1).................you can take to (2).................fires. It also tells you what you can do if a fire (3) ............................It tells you how to raise the alarm and how to try to (4) .........................the fire. It even tells you what to say on the phone when you (5)................the fire brigade.. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.. A. C A C A C A C A C. limits allowances destroy prevent starts up breaks out die down end off send for pull in. B. D B D B D B D B D. precautions stops hinder finish sets alight makes away put out give away draw up bring to. parents’fault C. John’s failure is result in his parents’fault D. John parents accepted responsibility for causing his failure. Choose tine word or phrase which best fits each gap of the passage.. The world’s largest weather (1) ...................... is over the Pacific ocean. There is a highpressure system over the Eastern Pacific. This (2)....................wind to blow toward the wet low-pressure system over Indonesia. All of this causes the ocean ( 3) .........................to move toward the west. These currents cause warm water to ( 4) ..................in the Western Pacific. (If you blow across the top of a cup of coffee, the coffee piles up on the ( 5) .................................................................................................................................................. side of the cup. The same thing happens with the ocean currents.) (6) .............. four to ten years, something happens to this weather system. Everything.

(14) TEST 2 1. PHONETICS Choos the word in each group that haS the underlined part pronounced differently. 1. A. weather B. measure C. feather D. bear 2. A. goose B. foot C. booth D. noodle 3. A. though B. cough C. soul D. mould 4. A. square B. circle C. hurt D. world 5. A. cases B. chases C. houses D. horses From each set of four below, find a word which is stressed on the 3rd syllable 6. A. documentation B. neutralize C. differentiate D. comfortable 7. A. independence B. illogically C. numerous D. cooperation 8. A. exaggerate B. disqualify C. economy D. variation 9. A. collocation B. illiteracy C. emacipation D. experienced 10. A. experimental B. disconnect C. normalize D. modernization II. VOCABULARY Choose the word or phrase which best fits each gap of the sentence. 11. A child who parents are both dead is called…… A. emigrant B. orphan C. infant D. author 12. In that organizaton, they place…………..or mutual aid and cooperation A. reward B. work C. emphasis D. pressure 13. I will……….your plan and give you an answer next week. A. anticipate B. consider C. expose D. determine 14. The meeting………..in Constitution Hall. A. ewnt on B. turned up C. took place D. broke down 15. She………him of wanting to marry her for her money A. cursed B. accused C. blamed D. warned A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A. A.. centre makes waves turn on front Every however deep cal i on. B. region B. causes B.shores B. come in B. opposite B. A couple of B. nevertheless B. surface B. say B. In. C. system C. forces C.sands C. go out C. back C. All C. yet C. still C. talk C. at. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D.. 16. People. area demand creates higher wages currents because pile up prices contrary are………..all Some the time on the other hand shallow tell for.

(15) A. rising B. progressing C. growing D. exceeding 17. I’m sorry I opened your handbag, but I ……it for mine A. confused B. mistook C. recognised D. imagined 18. They travelled to Spain by the most………..route A. easy B. direct C. remote D. unique 19. Will the government be able to………..all the difficulties A. defeat B. overtake C. discharge D. overcome 20. Many elderly people have to live on the money they………while they were working A. got along B. took on C. set up D. put aside III. GRAMMAR Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence 21. I couldn’t resist having another slices of cake…..I was supposed to be losing weight A. even if B. because C. whether D. so 22. “Where polly?” –“She……………” A. is in her room studying B. in her room is studying C. studies in her room D. has in her room studied 23. Robert is going to be famous someday. He………..in three movies already A. has appeared B. appeared C. had appeared D. had been appeared 24. The current constitutional problem is……….by the top legal minds in the country. A. studying B. being studying C. being studied D. been studied 25. I don’t blame you for not………..ouside in this awful weather. A. wanting to go B. wanting go C. want to go D. to want to go 26.A plane with an engine on fired approached the runway……….was frightening A. watch it landing B. watching it land C. to watch it to land D. watching to land it 27. The science classes at this,…………difficult A. schools are B. school is C. school are D. school’s is 28. The English strong………..traditions A. has many B. have much C. have many D. has much 29. There is…………food left in the house A. none B. no C. any D. not 30. air pollution is an urgent problem………… A. solving B. needing to solve C. that needs solving D. it needs to be solved 31. They decided to have a pinic……….the pouring rain A. on account of B. in spite of C. in case of D. in place of 32. A fortune-teller predicted…….inherit a lot of money before the end of the year. A. that I would B. that I C. what I will D. what I 33. My mouth is burning! This is………spicy food that I don’t think I can finish it. A. such B. so C. very D. too 34. …………..bad weather is the mountains, we’re no longer considering our skiing trip A. Due to B. Because C. Since D. Due to the fact that 35. ……….the salary meets my expectations, I will accept the job offer A. Due to B> Even if C. Provided that D. Unless 36. Some fish can survive only in salt water,………other spieces can live only in fresh water A. whereas B. unless C. if D. since 37. When I stopped talking Sam finished my sentence for me as though he……….my mind A. would read B. had read C. could read D. can read 38. …………the people in our village buy meat everyday A. Just a few B. Only some C. A great deal of D. Not many of 39. Something funny………in class yesterday. A. Happened B. Was happened C. was happening D. was being happened. USE OF ENGLISH Choose the underlined word or phrase in each sentence that need correcting.

(16) 1. Since I moved to this city, I didn’t meet my old friends in the little village where I was born A B C D 2. Having finished my work, and I went for a walk with my dog A B C D 3. It is compulsory that every driver wears his/her seatbelt while driving A B C D 4. I’d like to tell you all about my success, however modesty forbids. A B C D 5. At this time tomorrow morning I think I will work in my office A B C D 6. Her withdraw from the group showed her dislike of its members A B C D 7. There were a few words that I don’t understand, so I look for them in my dictionary A B C D 8. The newly-appointed minister said : “Our education must put an end to literacy” A B C D 9. In the film that we have just seen, the heroine has a passion love affair with the hero A B C D 10. She was the only visitor was admitted into the sick room to see her dying husband A B C D B. Choose the word or phrase which has best fits each gap of the passage I feel there’s a long way togo (51)…………we can talk about equality for opportunity. Men still expect their jobs to take (52)………..Even where both partners work, too many men still (53)………..the women to cook meals and do housework. Women have to spend their lunch hour (54)……the family shopping. How many men are expected to do the same? They often spend their lunch hour laughinf at, and (55)…….about, women. The same old. Tire jokes (56)………..forever: women-drivers, mother-in-law, and sexy secretaries! The media, as away, is so much (57)…………..blame. Magazines, TV commercials and films always (58.) ………women as sex objects, not people. Women are often blackmailed into buying useless products(59) …………they fear that they may become……………(60)without them 51. A. before B. and C. afterwards D. after that 52. A first B. priority C. advance D. advantage 53. A. think B. consider C. expect D. realize 54. A doing B. making C. earning D. preparing 55. A imagining B. discussing C. joking D. caring 56. A. carry on B. put on C. take on D. go on 57. A on B. for C. to D. in 58. A. portray B. depose C. convict D. accuse 59. A. as B. if C. so D. yet 60. A. gorgeous B. gracious C. hilarious D. unattractive C. Choose the correct sentence that has the closet meaning to the given one in hold type. 61. “I’ll lend you some money if you like”, he said to me A. He told to me that he would lend me some money if I liked. B. He offered to lend me some money if I liked C. He suggested that he would lend me some money if I liked D. He demanded that He would lend me some money if I liked. 62. Local residents said that they were against the new traffic scheme. A. Local residents expressed their disagreement against the new traffic scheme B. Local residents said that they were not in favour for the new traffic scheme C. Local residents demonstrated their protest of the new traffic scheme. D. Local residents showed their disapproval of the new traffic scheme 63. He was wrong in presuming that I could pay for the for the damage A. I couldn’t pay for the damage because his presumption was wrong.

(17) B. He presmumed that I could pay for the damage, it was wrong C. It was wrong for him to presume that I could pay for the damage D. His pesumption that I could pay for the the damage was wrong 64. It was owing to his father that he succeeded A. He attributed his father to his success B. He was deeply indebted to his father for his success C. He owed his success his father D,. He wouldn’t succeed without his father. 65.I found that film quite disappointing A. I felt quite let down by that film B. That film was beyon my expectations C. What I found was a quite disappointing film D. I was quite disappointed to find that film D. Choose the best sentence that is biult from the given words or phrase 66. Study / hard /from now on / we / successful / the coming examination A. By studying hard from now on and we can be successful in the coming examination B. Only by sudying hard from now on we can be successful in the coming examination C. Study hard from now on, we can be successful in the coming examition. D. To study hard from now on, we can be successful in the coming examination. 67. he / not realise / how / talented / until / start work A. He didn’t realise how he was talented until he started work B. He didn’t realise how talented was he until he started work C. He didn’t realise how talented he was until he started work D. He didn’t realise how was he talented until he started work 68. Fascinated / study / she told me A. I was fascinated the story she told me B. I was fascinated by the story she told me C. The story she told me was fascinated. D. She told me a story which was fascinated 69. I / fed up / go / same place / all the time A. I fed up to go to the same plave all the time B. I’m fed up to go to the same place all the time C. I’m fed up with going to the same place all the time D. I fed up of going to the same place all the time. 70. he/ said / disapproved / politicians / promise the moon / before / election A. He said he disapproved of policians to promise the moon before election B. He said he disapproved policians of promising the moon before an election C. He said he disapproved of policians to promise the moon before elections D. He said he disapproved policians to promise the moon before elections V. READING COMPREHENSION Latin music is very common in countries where people speak Spanish or Portuguese. However, now people all over the world can enjoy it. This music comes from Mexico, the Caribean, Central America and South America. “Salsa” is one kind of Latin music. Big cities like Miami, new york, San Juan, Havana, or panama City have their own kinds of salsa. Latin music is a mixture of European music and African music. Many years ago people played Latin music mostly on guitars with drums, but now the whole orchestras play it. People can play latin or Salsa at home or when they visit their friends. Sometimes, salsa fans play cards in the afternoon or late at night on weekends or holidays while they listen to Latin music. Some people bring guitars and play them while they sing. The other people relax and enjoy the music, but they do not stop the card game. Those who like dancing enjoy Latin musci because it is easy to dance to. The beat is very strong and interesting. They can dance alone or with someone else. More often than not, the words are in Spanish or.

(18) Portugal, but sometimes, tyhey are in English or other languages. Many Latin songs have beautiful words, but it doesn’t matter if a person doesn’t not understand them. A person can enjoy the music because its sound is international. 71. Latin music is traditionally A. composed by Italian musician B. Played on guitars C. sung slowly D. written in English 72. The phrase more often than not in line 12 probably means A. usally B. occasionally C. sometimes D. rarely 73. The phrase it deosn’t matter in line 14 can best the replaced by A. it isn’t good B. it isn’t important C. it isn’t interesting D. it isn’t urgent 74. It can be inferred from the passage that A. latin music can be written in different languages, but there is only one kind of salsa B. Latin music is not the property of one nation only C. It’s important to understand the words of Latin song to enjoy it D. Latin music can be played only on guitars with drums 75. Which of the following statements is NOT surpported the passage? A. Latin music originated from Italy B. Latin music has a very strong and interesting beat C. peo[ple enjoy dancing to Latin music because it is easy to do so D. People can enjoy latin songs without understanding their words. B. Read the passage and choose the best answer Jacob Epstein’s sculptures were the focus of much controversy during the sculptor’s lifetime. Esptein was born in the United states of Russian-Jewish immigrants in 1880. He moved to Paris in his youth and later to England, where he enventually seetled and took out British citizenship in 1907. His first major public sculture, on a building in London, offended public taste because of the expensive distortion and figures. In 1937, the Rhodesian government, which at that time owned the biulding, acctually multilated the sculture to make them conform to public notions of decency. Many Epstein’s monumental carvings received equally adverse criticism. While the general public denounced hos works, many artists and critics praised them. They admired in particular the diversity of his works and noted the influence on them of primative and ancient scultural motifs from Africa and Pacific. Today, Epsteint’s scultures have received the recognation they deserve and Epsteint is considered one of the malor scultors of the tweintieth century. 76. Jacob Epstein’s nationalaty was originally A. Russian B. Jewish C. American D. English 77. Which of the following statements is NOT true? A. Epstein’s works are now almost forgotten B. People had different opinions about Epstein’s carvings C. Epstein eventually seetled in England D. People were strongly critical of the mudity of Epstein’s first major work in London. 78. People found Epstein’s first major work in London. A. ancient B. multilated.

(19) C. offensive D. primitive 79. Which of the following was most probably an important influence on Epstein’s work? A. Russian paintings B. Public tastes C. Critics’ opinions D. African carvings 80. What is the author’s attitude to Apstein’s scultures? A. neutral B. admiring C. biased D. humourous.. TEST 3 PHONETICS Choose the word in each group that has the underlined part pronounced differently 1. A. screw B. sew C. drew D. blew 2. A. issue B. passion C. tissue D. vessel 3. A. clothes B. drove C. gone D. ghost 4. A. chased B. refused C. housed D. raised 5. A. pressure B. pleasure C. seizure D. closure From each set of four words below, find a word which has is stressedd on the 3rd syllable 6. A. accelerate B. impolte C. altitude D. gloriuos 7. A. promenade B. different C. wonderfully D. mysteriuos 8. A. commercial B. technology C. disappearance D. photographer 9. A. especially B. ignorance C. unusal D. electronic 10. A. industrialist B. fantatic C. admiration D. modernize VOCABULARY: Choose the word or phrase which best fits each gap of the sentence. 11. After along lunch hour, business………..as usual A. responds B. resumes C. delays D. discusses 12. They made themselves understood by using……….language A. sign B. hand C. gesture D. finfer 13. One day, a farmer and his son were…..to town A. on their foot B. by the way C. in the middle D. on their way 14. Taxes are too much high in this country. They should be……….. A. shortened B. made smaller C. reduced D. discounted 15. I can’t give you a job because you have no……… A. convinience B. prescription C. facility D. qualification 16. To……….obey orders is a serious offence in the army A. disagree B. deny C. ignore D. refuse.

(20) 17. My appliocation for a trading licence was……….. A. held down B. let down C. put down 18. He often……..about his expensive house A. praises B. shows C. boasts 19. I had to get up early,….I’d have been late for the interview A. or else B. if not C. so that 20. You must be careful when you wash this….silk blouse A. weak B. sensitive C. delicate. D. turned down D. prides D. on the other hand D. feeble. GRAMMAR 21. Pictures……..with a telescope are invented A. are taken B. they took them C. taken D. to take 22. “When is Mr field planning to retire?” “Soon, I think. He……….here for a long time. He’ll probably retire next year” A. worked B. has been working C. is working D. had been working 23. Whenever my parents went out in the evening. I……….the job of taking care of my brother A. would get B. should get C. must have got D. had better take 24. “Did you enjoy the picnic?”-“It was Ok, but I’d rather………..to a movie” A. do B. be going C. have gone D. went 25. Today, many seriuos childhood diseases…..by early immunization A. are preventing B. can prevent C. prevent D. can be prevented 26. Let’s go ehead and do it now. Nothing………by waiting A. accomplishes B.accomplished C. has accomplished D. will be accomplished 27. We considered ……….after work. A. to go shopping B. going shopping C. going to shop D. to go to shop 28. The painting was beautiful. I stood there…………it for a long time A. For admiring B. being admired C. admire D. admiring 29. ……to support the case against, James? A. Is there any Proof B. Are there any proof C. Is there any proofs D. Are ther any proofs 30. …………moved to that city recently A. A number of Vietnamese have B. A number of Vietnamese has C. The number of Vietnamese has D. The number of Vietnamese have 31. “Is April the twenty-first the day…………..” – “No, the twenty -second” A. you’ll arrive then B. when you’ll arrive C. on that you’ll arrive D. when you’ll arrive on 32. Florida,……………The sunshine State, attracts many tourists every year A. is B. known C. is known as D. that is known as 33. “David tell Carol where…………” - “Yes, I did. I can’t understand why she is late” A. Should have met B. she to meet C. she meets D. to meet 34. “It is true that you fell asleep in class yesterday and began to snore?” “Unfortunately, yes…………..is unbelievable! I’m very embarrassed” A. That I couls do such a thing it B. That I couls do such athing C. I couls do such a thing it D. I could do such a thing 35. While………..to help Tim with his math, I got impatient because he wouldn’t pay attention to what I was saying A. I am trying B. having tired C. I try D. trying 36. …………my daughter reaches the age of sixteen, she will be able to drive A. Having B. Because C. Once D. Since 37. I like to keep the windows open at night no matter how could it gets. My wife,………prefer awarm bedroom with all tighly shut A. nevertheless B. consequently C. on the other hand D. moreover.

(21) 38. …………Jason became famous, he has ignore his old friends. He shouldn’t do that A. If B. Ever since C. Even though D. Due to 39. I wish Janet………..to the meeting this afternoon A. came B. will come C. can come D. could come 40. Marge walked away from the discussion. Otherwise, she……….something she would regret later A. will say B. said D. might say D. might have said. IV. USE OF ENGLISH A. Choose the underlined word or phrase in each sentence that need correcting 41. Flight 543 from New York is now arriving at the gate 87 A B C D 42. The teller refused to cash for my cheque because I didn’t have an account at the bank A B C D 43. It is very careless of you leaving your bicycle unlocked A B C D 44. We would like to apologize for the delayed department of the train to Liverpool A B C D 45. At last, he decided to accept the job even though its low salary A B C D 46. I’ve just past a sleepless night, so I feel very tired now A B C D 47. Dressing in the latest style, she turned up at the party alongside her husband A B C D 48. It is essential that every contestant must be informed of the rules A B C D 49. I’d like my house to take (A)care of while(B) I’m away on business(C) next week(D) 50. The examiner made us show our identification in order to admit to the test center A B C D B. Choose the word or phrase which has best fits each gap of the passage A busy mother asked her young son to take his baby sister out into the garden and (51)……her for (52) …..while she was doing some work in the house. The boy took the baby out, and they seemed to be playing quite happily (53)………..suddenly the mother heard the baby begin to cry, so she(54)……..to her son. “Billy, what’s the (55)……..with Susan? Why is she crying?” “Because she wants to my marble” answered Billy “Well, let her (56)………..with a fweof them if it stops her crying” said the mother patiently. “I must finish this work, and she’d (57)……….in her” “But she wants to (58)……….them !”answered Billy “No, she doesn’t” the mothersaid. “She ‘s only a baby. She’s (59)………..young to understand anything like that” “But I know she wants to keep them”Said Billy. “She’s (60)………swallowed two of them!” 51. A. take care B. look after C. pay attention D. look an eye 52. A. on hour’s half B. an hour half C. half an hour D. hour an half 53. A. when B. then C. after that D. afterwards 54. A. asked B. told C. shouted D. threatened 55. A. thing B. point C. wrong D. matter 56. A. play B. have C. borrow D. use 57. A out of my way B. on the way C. a way out D. in my way 58. A. keep B. replace C. exchange D. purchase 59. A. very B. so C. too D. quite 60. A. still B. already C. also D. not yet C. Choose the correct sentence that has the closet meaning to the given one in hold type. 61. No sooner had she heard about her husband’s death than she fainted A. She hardly had heard about her husband’s death when she fainted.

(22) B. On hearing about her husband’s death, she fainted C. She heard about her husband’s death as soon as she fainted D. The moment she heard about her husband’s death when she fainted 62. You work hardern so your chances of success are greater A. Your chances of success increase with your hard working B. The harder you work, the greater chances of success you are C. If you don’t work harder, your chnces of success will be smaller D. N matter how harder you work, your chances of success woudn’t be greater 63. The rumour about the government official anf the construction contract is false A. It is a false rumour about the government official and the construction contract B. There is no truth in thr rumour about the government official and the construction contract C. The rumour is not true about the government and the constructioncontract. D. The rumour about the government official and the construction contract, it is not true 64. “Why don’t you have a holiday in my country cottage” He said to us A. He asked us why we didn’t have a holiday in his country cottage B. he ordered that we should have a holiday in his country cottage C He suggested that we have a holiday in his country cottage. D. He demanded the we should have a holiday in his country cottage. 65. Jimmy frequently envents ridiculous stories like that! A. It is typicalthat Jimmy to make up ridiculous stories like that! B. Jimmy frequently discovers that stories like that are ridiculous! C. It is ridiculous for Jimmy to frequently tell stories like that! D. To invent ridiculous stories like that is frequently of Jimmy! D. Choose the best sentence that is biult from the given words or phrase 66. I / really / look forward / visit London / next summer A. I’m real;ly looking forward to visit London in the next summer B. I really look forward to visit Londan in next summer C. I really am looking forward to visit London the next summer D. I’m really lokking forward to visiting London next summer 67. rate / inflation / fall / steady / the last sis months .A. The rate of inflation has fallen steadily for the last six months B. Theb rate of inflation had fallen steadily in the last six months C. The rate of inflation fell steadily over the last six months. D. The rate of inflation was falling steadily during the last six months. 68. sure / good-bye / teacher / before / leave A. Be sure to say good- bye to your teacher before you leave B. Make sure of saying good-bye to your teacher before leaving C. Be sure of saying good-bye to your teacher before you leave D. Make sure to say good-bye to your teacher before leaving. 69.. we / arrive ealier / last night / it / be / storm A. If it was not for the stormy weather. You would arrive ealier last night B. It was stormy, so we couldn’t arrive ealier last night C. We would have arrived ealier last night had it not been for the storm D. We would have arrived ealier last night if it had not been the stormy weather. 70. he / not blame / accident / not his fault A. He is not blame on the accident for not his fault B. He is not to blame for the accident because it is not his fault C. He is not blamed on the accident as not being his fault D. he is not blamed for the accident that it is not his fault V. READING COMPREHENSION A. Read the passage and choose the best answere.

(23) I am often asked whether we will do anything about the taxes we all have to pay. Of course, what people mean is that they don’t want to pay so much. But I have to ask in return which services they would like to lose, for we cannot expect to have modern hospitals, well-kept roads, good schools, or attractive parks if we are not prepare to pay for these things. Our children do not think that schools and colleges are only for the sons and daughters of the rich, as once they were. More and more of us live longer and longer. We all feel that we should be able to see a doctor when we need to. Old people shouldn’t suffer because they are afraid of the doctor’s bill. In our society, we are proud of the fact that no one is asked whether they can pay for the bill before they are allowed into a hospital. But if we want to continue to provide for all the needs of our society, we must remember that nothing in life is free. My party does not promise to cut taxes immediately, we do promise to continue all the services that uor taxes pay for, and we hope that we will manage things so well after a short time some taxes may be reduced. 71. this massage may be taken from A. A teacher’s diary B. An insurance policy C. a political message D. a medical journal 72. what is the speaker’s intension? A. To aske tax-payers for advice B. To argue against the need for paying taxes C. To fall for higher taxes D. To explain the necessary of paying taxes 73. It can be inferred from the passage that A. There was a time when children of the poor couldn’t afford to go to school B. Some kinds of taxes are going to be abolished soon C. a person is allowed into hospital only when there is a guarantee that the bill will be paid D. From the speaker’s point of view, we don’t have to pay anything in life 74. Which of the following statement is NOT true, according to the passage? A. All the services provided by the society come from taxes B. The speaker hopes that, in a near future, some taxes may be lower than they are now C. People often complain about having to pay taxes D. Much of our money goeas to taxes, but taxes can be avoided 75. Which is the best title for this passage? A. Taxes – An apparent Exploitation B. Taxes – A must! C. Taxes – A tendency toward Abolishment D. Taxes – An unjustifiable Responsibility B. Read the passage and choose the best answer Simply stated, computational linguistics is no more tan the use of electronic digital computers in linguistic research. These machines are employed to scan texts and to produce such valuable tools for linguistic and stylistic research as word lists, frequency counts, and concordances. But moer interesting and theoretically much more difficult than the compilation of lists is the use of computers for automatic grammatical analysis and translation. A considerable amount of progress was made in the are of machine translation in the United States, Great Britain, the SoViet Union, and France between the mid-1950s and the mid-1960s, but much of original impetus for this word has now disappeared, due part to the realization that the problems involved are infinitely more complex than they were at first envisaged. Thus, tranlation continues to remain as much art as a science, if not more so. 76. The phrase “this work” in line 8 refers to A. linguistic research B. machine translator C. the compilation of list D. grammatical analysis 77. In what way have machines referred to proved to be helpful to researchers? A. They can produce accurate word lists, frequency counts, and concordances.

(24) B. They can translate texts moere reliable and quicly C. They can validate the theories of linguists and stylists D. They can improved grammatical analysis. 78. How does the author describe the present state of machie translation? A. It has been recognised as an art B. It has largerly been abandoned C. It has received new impetus from a more artistic approach. D. The complex problems previously envisaged have recnetly been solved 79. According t the passage, which of the following problems is the most difficult t solve? A. Compilation of word lists and frequency counts B. Developing a theoretical approach to list compilation C. Grammatical analysis and translations D. Oming up with concordances which are useful for stylistic research 80. It can ba inferred from the passage that translation A. Can always be done satisfactorily machines B. Is a science rather than an art C. is more complex than making lists D. Is done particularly well in the United Stated, Great Brtian, France and The Soviet Union. TEST 4 I. PHONETIC Choos the word in each group that haS the underlined part pronounced differently. 1. A. massage B. carriage C. voyages D. dosage 2. A. hasty B. nasty C. tasty D. waste 3. A. plow B. how C. cow D. flow 4. A. worry B. hurry C. sorry D. flurry 5. A. deal B. heal C. stealth D. steal From each set of four below, find a word which is stressed on the 2rd syllable 1. A. efficency B. paradoxical C. mountaineer D. unapproachable 2. A. correspondence B. international C. industrious D. management 3. A. independent B. capacity C. availability D. calculation 4. A. geography B. conscience C. incarnation D. generalize 5. A. multiplicity B. nationality C. observation D. colonial II. VOCABULARY Choose the word or phrase which best fits each gap of the sentence. 11. In this country, the people have a high……of living A. level B. rate C. cost D. standard 12. He has told us more than any…..person A. alive B. lively C. lifeless D. living 13. David always…..over to my house after he has done his home work A. comes B. goes C. passes D. arrives 14. I am…….to come to the meeting on Monday evening; please apologize for my absence A. excused B. disliked C. capable D. unable 15. They have….the old castle and it is now a luxury hotel A. tranformed B. remade C. constructed D. undone 16. Is there……….bread for all the sandwitches we have to make?.

(25) A. correct B. enough C. plenty D. equal 17. There was nothing…….to eat in the refrigerator A. at last B. at least C. at all D. at once 18. Could you please……exactly what you have seen? A. inform B. point C. notice D. describe 19. After Joe’s mother died, he was……….up by his grandmother A. brought B. taken C. growm D. drawn 20. Although he hasn’t said anything, he…..to be upset about it A. acts B. behaves C. seems D. shows III. GRAMMAR Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence 21. Gloria never seems to get tired. I wish I…………her energy A. would have B. have C. have had D. had 22. Alex cannot express himself clearly and correctly in writing. He will never advance in his job………..he improves his language skills A. otherwise B. if C. only if D. unless 23. People who exercise frequently have greater physical endurance than those…… A. who doesn’t B. who don’t C. that doesn’t D. which don’t 24. Both my books……from my room last night A. were stolen and my wallet too B. and my wallet were stolen C. and my wallet was stolen D. were stolen and my wallet was stolen too 25. Tom Booth is one of the best players in the country. We have won all of our games……. A. when B. in first time C. since D. due to 26. She gives her children everything………they want A. what B. when C. which D. that 27. My boss asked me to write an urgent report. She demanded that it……..on her desk by 5p.m today A. was B. will be C. would be D. be 28. I studied Spanish for four years in high school.……………, I had trouble talking with people A. Therefore B. Nevertheless C. Moreover D. On the other hand 29. Ann quit her job at the advertising agency,……….surprise eveyone A. which B. that C. it D. that it 30. You have to pay extra if you take too…..with you A. much luggages B. many luggages C. much luggage D. many luggage 31. Bob got tired. It going to be difficult for him to find……job A. other B. another C.the other D. the another 32. When Alan was questioned by the police, he admired knowing about the embezzlement of funds from his company, but he denied………in any way 33. Jack offered…….care of my garden while I was out of town A. take B. taking C. being taken D. to take 34. The child’s arm was swollen because he…….by a bee. A. stung B. had stung C. had been stung D. Had been stung 35. “……..taking me downtown on your way to work this morning?” - “Not at all” A. Can you B. Why don’t you C. would you mind D. could you please 36. “You haven’t eaten anything since yesterday afternoon. You……..be ready hungry now!” A. must B. might C. will D. can 37. Next week when there…….a full moon, the ocean tides will be higher A. is being B. is C. will be D. can 38. While I……….TV last night, a mouse ran across the floor A. watch B. watched C. was watching D. am watching 39. Penguins usually don’t get wet……their feathers are kept oily by tiny oil glands A. so B. although C. because D. yet.

(26) 40. Ther men were very strong and healthy. Although they………for more than three hours, they did not need a rest A. were walking B. have walked C. had been walking D. have been walking IV. USE OF ENGLISH A. Choose the underlined word or phrase in each sentence that need correcting 41. Whether the entrance-exam should be abandoned or not remains controversially A B C D 42. Though many were scornful of the project, all were delightful to be invited to participate A B C D 43. The picture was so valuable that a corps of guards was hired to see it 24 hours a day A B C D 44. “Gone with the wind” was undoubtedly one of Victor Fleming’s most famous film A B C D 45. The president set up a five-men comission to investigate the charges of corruption A B C D 46. Drinking, cigarettes, and staying out late are activities which are punishable A B C D 47. It is not always opossible making oneself understood in a foreign country A B C D 48.Fruit and vegetables should be carefully washed whether eaten fresh and cooked A B C D 49. Your money will be refunded if the goods are not to your satisfying A B C D 50. Gabriel Garcia Marquez, after receiving his 1982 Nobel prize for literature, he appeared on the cover of Time magazine A B C D B. Choose the word or phrase which has best fits each gap of the passage Plants grow in almost (51)……..part of the world. We see such plants as flowers, grass, and trees nearly every day. Plants grow high on mountaintops, far out in the oceans, and in many desert and polar (52) …. (53)……plants,there could be no life no earth. Man could not live without air or food, and so he could not live without plants. The oxygen is the air (54)…..comes from plants. The food we eat also comes from plants or from animals that eat plants. We built houses and make many from the (56)………of the cotton plant. Scientists divided all living things into two main groups – plants and animals. It is usually easy to tell the two (57)……., Almost all kinds of plants stay in one place, but nearly all species of animals (58) …….undre their own power. Most plants make their own food from air, sunlight, and water, Animal cannot make their own food. The basic(59)…….of all life, called cells, are also different in plants and animals. Mpost plants cells have thick walls that (60)…..a material called cellulose. Animal cells do not have this material. 51. A. all B. of C. every D. the 52. A. edges B. regions C. icecaps D. borders 53. A. Without B. Besides C. Apart from D. In addition to 54. A. that breathes B. breathing C. we breathe D. that we breathe it 55. A. lumber B. material C. subtances D. garbage 56. A. seeds B. fibers C. leaves D. roots 57. A. away B. aside C. apart D. along 58. A. move about B. run away C. rush out D. come in 59. A. stuff B. units C. organs D. part 60. A. hold B. contain C. keep D. consist C. Choose the correct sentence that has the closet meaning to the given one in hold type. 61. If you want someone to listen to your problems and give you sympathy, just call me A. Call me in case you may want me to listen your problems and give you sympathy. B. Should you ever need a shoulder to cry on, just call me..

(27) C. Just call me, and I’ll help you solve all of your personal problems D. Only by crying on my shoulder can you solve your problems and receive my sympathy. 62. Every child must obey the school regalations A. It is imperative that every child obey the school regualtions. B. It iscompulsory for every child obeying the school regulations C. It is mandatory that every child must be obey the school reglations. D. It is obligatory of every child to obey the school regulations. 63. Alice is so shy that she can hardly express herself in public A. Alice is shy so that she can hardly express herself in public B. Such a shy girl is Alice that she can hardly express herself in public. C. So shyis that Alice can hardly express herself in public D. Alice’s shyness is so that she can hardly express herself in public 64. We didn’t know our address, so we couldn’t come to see you A. We could have come to see you dad we known your address. B. We didn’t know your address, or else we could come to see you C. The reason why we couldn’t hace come to see you was that we didn’t know your address D. If we know your address, we could come to see you. 65. My mother was in the middle of making a cake when the front door-bell rang A. The front door bell rang when my mopther was going to make a cake B. The moment my mother had the intention of making a cake,the front door bell rang. C. While my motehr was making a cake, the front door bell rang D. No sooner had my mother finished making a cake than the front door bell rang. D. Choose the sentence that is built from the given words or phrases. 66. small / by / speechless / fear A. The small boy’s fear caused him speechless B. The small boy had so great fear that he was speechless. C. The small boy was speechless with fear. D. The small boy’s fear which left him speechless. 67. Tom / rather big / eight-year-old / for / boy A. Tom looks an eight-year-old boy, for he is rather big B. Tom looks rather big for an eight-year-old boy. C. For an eight-year-old boy doeas Tom look rather big D. For a rather big boy, Tom is an eight-year-old. 68. we/ pollute /air / smoke / factories / exhaust / automobiles A. We pollute air by smoke of factories and exhaust of automobiles B. We pollute the air by the smoke of the factories and exhaust of the automobiles. C. We pollute the air with smoke from factories and exhaust from automobiles D. we pollute the air with the smoke from the factories and exhaust from the automobiles. 69. father / willing / help / mother / her housework / when / not / work A. My father is willing to help my mother with her housework when he is not at work B. My father is willing in helping my mother do her housework when he won’t be at work . C. My father is willing to help my mother to do her housework when not work D. My father is willing in helping my mother with her housework when not at work. 70. she / already / open / letter / before / realize / it/ not address / her A. She had already opened the letter before she realized that it was not addressed to her B. She had already opened the letter before realizing that it didn’t address to her C. She already opened the letter before realizing that it was not addressed for her D. She already opened the letter before she realized that it didn’t address for her. V. READING COMPREHENSION A. Read the passage and choose the best answere I’m interested in sports, especially athletics, and I run seven or eight kilometres every day. I particularly enjoy cross-country running,where you have to run across fields, jump over streams and so on..

(28) While I’m running I think about all sorts of things, and at the end of a run I’m sometime surprised to find that I manage to solve a problem that is still on my mind. Next year, I’m going to try the London Marathon. It’s a long, hard race – 26 miles, or 42 kilometres – and you have to be tough to finish, but I very much want to do it. I worry a bit about getting old, and I’d like to prove to myself that I still almost as fit as I was twenty years old I’m interested in mountaineering as well as running. I’ll vever an expert climber, but I know what I’m doing in the mountains. I successfully completed a couse in snow and ice climbing when I was younger, and I’ve done a series of easy climbs in the Alps during the last few years. My wife doesn’t share my interes in the mountains. She agreed to go climbing with me once, but she found that she felt ill as soon as she got above, 1000 metres. 71. If you do cross country running, you must A. cross your country B. cross your countryside C. run along the coast D. cross fields and streams, etc. 72. At the end of a run, the writer sometimes finds that A. He can get the answer to a problem B. He feels better about himself C. He gets a surprising problem D. He becomes fitter and more enegetic 73. The writer wants to take part in the London Marathon because A. He wants to see how far he could run B. He wants to it before he getting old C. He feel excited about the race D. It helps him remove his worrie about aging 74. The writer’s wife is not taken on mountaineeing because A. It doesn’t bring her any interest B. The air is cold in the mountain C. She doesn’t want to climb together with her husband D. the height of above, 1000 metres makes her sick 75. Which of the folowing statement is NOT correct, according to the passage? A. The writer finds climbing the Alps easy B. The writer’s is not interested in mountaineering. C. The writer is going to try the London marathon next year however long and hard it is. D. The writer is rather obsessed by aging. B. Read the passage and choose the answer? Reducing your intake of sweet food is one way to keep your teeth healthy. The least cavity causing way to eat sweets is to have them with meals and not between. The number of times you eat sweets rather than the total amountn ditermines how much harmful acid the bacteria in your saliva produced. But the amount of sweet influences the quality of your saliva. Avoid, if you can, sticky sweets that stay in your mounth for a long time. Also try to brush and floss your teeth after eating sugary foods. Even rinsing your mouth with water is effective. Whenever possible, eat foods with fiber, such as raw carrot sticks, apples, celery sticks, ect,.theat scrape off plague,acting as a toothbrush. Cavities can be greatly reduced if these rules are following when eating sweets. 76. What does this massage mainly discuss? A. A healthy diet B. Food with fiber C. Sweets and cavities D. Tooth decay 77. According to the passage,the value of eating foods with fiber is that A. They contain vitamin A B. They are less expensive than a toothbrush.

(29) C. they are able ro remove the plague from your teeth D. They contain no sugar 78. The author of the passage states that the amount of acid produced by the bacteria in your saliva increase A. with the amount of sweets you eat B. with the number of times you eat sweets C. if you eats sweets with your meals D. if you eat sticky sweets 79. It can be infered from the passage that food with fiber are A. sugary B. expensive C. sticky D. abrasive 80. What can be concluded from the passage about sweets? A. All sweets should be avoided. B. Sweets should be eaten with care C. It is better eat sweets a little at a time thoughout the day D. Sticky sweets are less harmful than other sweets.. TEST 5 PHONETICS Choose the word in each group that has the underlined part pronounced differently 1. A. flower B. lower C. power D. tower 2. A. above B. glove C. love D. prove 3. A. paid B. said C. maid D. laid 4. A. miserable B. receive C. evening D. tea 5. A. decided B. hatred C. sacred D. warmed From each set of four words below, find a word which has is stressedd on the 2rd syllable 6. A. electric B. company C. allocate D. calandar 7. A. consider B. demonstrate C. industry D. latitude 8. A. normalize B. cigarette C. geometry D. qualified 9. A. exercise B. energy C. buccaneer D. arrival 10. A. kangaroo B. examine C. inexact D. guarantee VOCABULARY: Choose the word or phrase which best fits each gap of the sentence. 11. After you’ve checked in your connection, you’ll be given a boarding…. A. passport B. passage C. pass D. passing 12. It is a………..in the United States to eat turkey on Thanksgiving. A. costume B. custom C. culture D. conjecture 13. Some drivers, after…,annoy their fellow-motorists by slowing down again A. overlapping B. overtaking C. overcoming D. overlooking 14. Doris and Marge teach kindergarten; the……works in Putnam A. later B. latter C. latest D. last 15. Marcia was……tired after the long walk to class. A. quite B. quiet C. quit D. quietly 16. You must remember to……..your references when you write a research paper A. site B. sight C. cite D. sigh.

(30) 17. I love this painting of an old man. He has such a beautiful,…smile A. childhood B. childish C. childless D. childlike 18. The shops are always…..of people at Christmas time. A. full B. stuffed C. crowded D. filled 19. The passport she carried was….. A. artificial B. imitation C. untrue D. false 20. ………..isbeing offered for information leading to arrest of the bank robber A. reward B. prize C. notice D. repayment. GRAMMAR: Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence 21. To tell you the truth, Frank, this campaign…..me a little. It very…. A. disappointed – bored B. disappoints – boring C. disappointed – boring D. disappoints – bored 22. “Why did you buy all this sugar and chocolate?” “I……….a delicous dessert for dinner tonight” A. make B. will make C. am going to make D. will have made 23. “Let’s go! What making you so long?” “I’ll be there as soon as I….my keys” A. found B. will find C. find D. am finding 24. Can I……..for the Bristish Airways Flight to New York? A. check up B. check in C. check out D. check off 25. These mischievous children……tricks on their teachers, which often got them into trouble A. could play B. used to play C. could have played D. knew how to 26. Geoge……..he could improve his test scores, but he didn’t have enough time to study. A. knew to B. knew how that C. knew how D. knew how to 27. A shortage of water is a problem in many parts of the world. In some areas,water…..from the ground faster than nature can replenish the supply. A. is being taken B. has been taking C. is taking D. has taken 28. My country…….the pursuit of world peace A. is dedicating to B. is dedicated to C. is dedicating by D. is dedicated by 29. I think I hear someone……..the back window. Do you hear it too? A. trying open B. trying to open C. try opening D. try to open 30. Could you please come over? I need you……the refrigerator. A. help me moving B. help me to move C. to help me move D. helping me to move 31. California relies heavily on income from fruit crops, and……. A. Florida also B. Florida too C. so does Florida D. Florida is as well 32. He made the soup by mixing………….meat with some rice A. little B. few C. a little D. a few 33. I know you feel bad now, Tommy,but try to put it out of mind. By the time you are an adult, you….all about it A. will forget B. will be forgetting C. would forget D. will have forgotten 34. The missing man’s family is desperately seeking anyone…………information about activities or whereabouts. A. has B. having C. who have D. have 35. If my candidate had won the election yesterday, I……happy now A. am B. would be C. must be D. would have been 36. The collage does not grant the degrees simly to…….pays the cost of tuition; the students must satisfy the academic requirements. A. whoever B. who C. whomever D. whoever that 37. ………………Jane arrives, we will have finished this group project. A. By the time B Until C. Now that D. Since 38. For the most part, young children spend their time playing, eating, and….a lot A. the sleep B. sleeping C. sleep D. they are sleeping 39. ……….excellent art museum. Moscow has a world-famous ballet company. A. In view of B. in spite of C. in contrast to D. in addition to.

(31) 40. I’m sorry you’ve decided not to go with us on the river trip, but….you change your mind there will still be enough room on the boat for you. A. even though B. nevertheless C. in the even that D. on the contrary IV. USE OF ENGLISH A. Choose the underlined word or phrase in each sentence that need correcting 41. Because ther are less members present tonight than there were last night, we must wait until the next meeting to vote A B C D 42. Each of the students in the accounting class has to type their own research paper. A B C D 43. All the students are looking forward to spending their free time relaxing under the sun 44. The influence of the nation’s literature, art and science have captured widespread attetion. A B C D 45. Kieth is one of the most intelligent boys of the science class A B C D 46. The harder he tried, the worst he danced before the large audience A B C D 47. The teacher told the students don’t discuss the take-home exam with each other. A B C D 48. When Cliff waas sick with the flu, his mother made him to eat chicken soup andrest in bed A B C D 49. The lion has long been a symbol of strength, power, and it is very cruel. A B C D 50. He has been expecting a rise for the last four months, but his boss is reluctant to give him one A B C D B. Choose the word or phrase which has best fits each gap of the passage Vegetarians don’t usually eat any meat, fish or poultry, and more aften than not they avoid foods with animal products in them. Some people avoid red meat, but they (51)…..chicken and fish in their diet. These are often people who (52)………to health benefits of a vegetarian diet, but who find they can’t (53)…meat completely. This half way position is sometimes taken by people who are making the change (54)…a completely vegetarian diet. Vegans go one step (55)…than other vegetarians, avoiding all foods of animal origin, such as dairy products, eggs and honey. Vegetarians are growing in (56)…An estimated seven percent of Britsish people are now vegetarians and there are a great many others (57)….only eat meat occasionally. In the (58)….fwe years, food manufacturers have expanded their vegetarian ranges, and (59)…..has become a lot easier to choose an animal-free diet. Many restaurants also now offer a wide (60)….of vegetarian dishes. 51. A. eat B have C include D. exclude 52. A. realize B. possess C. bother D. soppose 53. A. make out B. take in C. bring about D. give up 54. A. of B. to C. about D. for 55. A. more B. other C. further D. rather 56. A. quality B. number C. dose D. case 57. A they B. these C. those D. that 58. A. last B. late C. latest D. later 59. A. there B. who C. it D. which 60. A. amount B. variety C. meal D. preparation C. Choose the correct sentence that has the closet meaning to the given one in hold type. 61. His arrival was comletely unexpected A. His arrival took us all by surprise B. We didn’t expect that he arrived C. He was not expected that he would arrive..

(32) D. It came no surprise to us that he would arrive. 62. I wasn’t going to upset you A. I didn’t have any attention to upset you B. It wasn’t my intention to upset you C. I didn’t mean upsetting you. D. What I tried to do was not to upset you 63. It doesn’t matter tothem which film they should go to A. They don’t mind which film to go to B. They don’t care to watch any film C. They don’t know which film they should go to D. They don’t have any idea about the film they are going to watch 64. This affair doesn’t concern you A. This affair is no concern of you B. This affair is no of your business C. This affair has nothing to do with you D. This affair has nothing in common with yours 65. “Would you like to come to my birthday party, Ann?” said peter A. Peter asked Ann whether or not she liked his birthday party B. Peter reminded Ann of his coming birthday party C. peter invited Ann to his birthday party D. Peter urged Ann to come to his birthday party D. Choose the best sentence that is biult from the given words or phrase 66. I/ impress / all / work / you / do / on your house / recently A. I had the impression that you have done all the works on your house recently B. I was under the impression that all the work that you have done onyour house recently C. I am very impressed with all the work that you have done on your house recently D. I am ver impressive with all the works that you have done on your house recently 67. Poverty / say / good / indicator / unhappiness .A. People often say that poverty is good indicator for unhappiness. B. It is often said that unhappiness is good indicator for poverty C. Poverty is often said to be a good indicator of unhappiness D. Unhappiness is often said that it is a good indicator of poverty. 68. Walk / room / not / disturb / children / quietly A. We walked to the room not to disturb children quietly B. We walked into the room quietly so as to not disturb children C. We walked into the room quietly so that we wouldn’t disturb the children D. We walked to the room in order that we did not disturb the children quietly 69Secret / pass/ /driving test / calm / keep A. The secret to pass driving test is keep calm B. Keeping calm is the secret of passing a driving test C. To keep calm it is the secret of passing a driving test D. To secretly pass driving tests, you should keep calm 70. Man / sentence / 15 years / prison / he / prove/ guilty A. The man will get a sentence for himself to 15 years in prison if he proves himself guilty B. The man was sentenced to 15 years in prison because he had been proved guilty C. The man was sentenced about 15 years in prison and proved himself guilty D. The man would sentence himself 15 years in prison if he was proved guilty. V. READING COMPREHENSION A. Read the passage and choose the best answere.

(33) At birth,the infant has only the most elementary emotional life. Newborns show an expression of disgust, for example, in response to strong tastes and show surprise in reaction to sudden changes. They also show interest, which developmental psychologists consider an emotion in its own right. By ten months,infants display the full range of what ear considered the basic emotions: joy, anger, sadness, disgust, surpriseand fear. The emergence of the basic emotions during the 1st and 2nd year of life seems to be programmed by a biological clock for brain development. As the appropriate brain maturation occurs, the various emotions appear in an infant’s repetory. For example, studies of brain activity in tenmonth-olds show that the right frontal regions are more active during positive emotions, and the left during negative emotions. 71. The phrase “in its own right” in line 4 is closest in meaning to which of the following? A. in fact B. in practice C. in itself D. in mind 72. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an emotion displayed by an newborn? A. Disgust B. Surprise C. Interest D. Fear 73. Which of the following about ten-month-old infants is the best supported by the passage? A. Their various emotional responses are difficult to discriminate B. Their emotional range is wider than that of newborns C. Their behaviour if affected only by positive emotion D. Their brain activity is greater when they are happy 74. The idea in the passage are divided into two paragraphs in order to contrast A. emotional development at two stages of infancy B. two areas of the brain involved in emotional development C. The development of two emotions in infants D. Two methods of measuring emotional development 75. Which of the following is the best title for the passage? A. Measuring infant intelligence and Brain Development B. Brain Maturation and Emotional Development in infants. C. Stimulating the development of Infant emotions D. Positive and Negative Emotions in Infants B. Read the passage and choose the best answer Recent technological advances in manned and unmanned undersea vehicles have overcome some of the limitations of divers and equipment. Without a vehicle, divers often became sluggish and their mental concentration was limited. Because of undersea pressure that affected their speech organs, communication among divers was difficult or impossible. But today, most oceanographers make observations by means of instruments that are lowered into the ocean, or from samples taken from the water. Direct observations of the ocean floor are made not only by divers but also by deep-diving submarines. Some of these bubmarines can dive to depth of more than seven miles and cruise at depths of fifteen thousand feet. Radio-equipped buoys can be operated by remote control inorder to transmit information back to land-based labolatories including data about water temperature, currents and weather. Some of mankind’s most serious problem, especially those concerning energy and food, may be solved with the help of observations made by these undersea vehicles 76. With which topic is the passage primarily concerned? A. Recent technological Advances B. Communication among divers C. Direct observations of The Ocean Floor D. Undersea Vehicles 77. Divers has problems in communicating underwater because A. The pressure had bad influence on their speech organs.

(34) B. the vehicles they used have not been perfected C. they did not prononce clearly D. the water destroyed their speech organs 78. This passage suggests that successful explorations of the ocean depend on A. radios that divers use to communicate B. controlling curents and the weather C. the limitations of diving equipment D. undersea vehicles as well as divers 79. Undersea vehicles A. are too small for a man to fit inside B. are very slow to respond C. have the same limitation that divers have D. make direct observations of the ocean floor 80. According to the author, what are some of the problems underwater sudies may solve? A. weather and temperature control B. Food and energy shortages C. Transportation and communiaction problems D. Overcrowding and housing problems. TEST 6 1. PHONETICS Choos the word in each group that haS the underlined part pronounced differently. 1. A. hands B. associates C. occasions D. others 2. A. frightened B. stamped C. walked D. laughed 3. A. Surgeon B. agent C. engine D. regard 4. A. feather B. leather C. feature D. measure 5. A. idiom B. ideal C. item D. identical From each set of four below, find a word which is stressed on the 1st syllable 6. A. military B. luxuriuos C. electrician D. adventure 7. A. sufficient B. tyrannical C. longitude D. impossible 8. A. librarian B. literature C. astronomy D. capacity 9. A. medicine B. subconscious C. protector D. engagement 10. A.exaggerate B. explosion C. experience D. exquisite II. VOCABULARY Choose the word or phrase which best fits each gap of the sentence. 11. I always…….you as my best friend A. regarded B. thought C. meant D. supposed 12. …………to other people borrowing my books they always forget to return them A. disagreed B. avoid C. dislike D. object 13. His laziness at work made him……with his workmates. A. improper B. unattractive C. unpopular D. unappealing 14. This is….the most difficult job I’ve ever had to do.

(35) A. by far B. by chance C. by heart D. by myself 15. The road was……away during the storm last night. A. flooded B. washed C. flown D. worn 16. it’s an awful……that your wife wouldn’t come. I was looking forward to meeting her A. risin B. sorrow C. shame D. shock 17. The question of late payment of bills was…..again at the board meeting A. risen B. brought C. taken D. raise 18. His wife’s death was terrible shock and it took him a long time to….it. A. take over B. turn over C. get over D. go over 19. When she looked in her purse, she found that she had been…… A. robbed B. broken C. stolen D. captured. 20. If he drinks any more beer, I don’tthink he’ll be…….to play this afternoon A. drunk B. cappable C. fit D. possible III. GRAMMAR Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence 21. She was dressed…………white at the dance A. in B. with C. by D. into 22. We……..our anniversary dinner when my uncle called to congratulate us last night A. Were having at home B. Were at home having C. at home were having D. were at having home 23, snow and rain…….of nature A. is phenominon B. are phenominon C. is phenomina D. are phenomina 24. “………you hand me that pair of scissors, please?” “Certainly” 25. Larry drove all night to get here for his sister’s wedding. He…….exhausted by the time he arrived A. ought to be B. could be C. must have been D. will have been 26. Ed was new on the job, but he quickly fit himself into the……rountin of the office. A. established B. establishing C. establishes D. establish 27. The office staff decided……….a requirement party for Alice. A. having had B. to have had C. to have D. having 28. No has better qualifications. Carol is certain……….for the job A. to choose B. having chosen C. to be chosen D. being chosen 29. ………..in your class have tickets for the lecture series? A. Do any of the student B. Does any of the student C. Do any of the students D. Does any of the students 30. I don’t get….. A. many mail B. much mail C. many mails D. much mails 31. I have always wanted to visit Paris, …………of France A. is the capital B. whose capital is C. the capital D. that is the capital 32. Have you ever met the man……over there? A. stands B. standing C. is standing D. who is standing 33. T school, David is cleverer than any……. A. other student B. another student C. other students D. another students 34. ……….prompt is important to our boss A. A person is B. Is a person C. If a person is D. whether a person is 35. It was not……the thirteenth stroke that the bell stopped A, since B. when C. for D. until 36. …………..I get angry and upset, I try to take ten deep breaths A. Until B. For C. Therefore D. Whenever 37. Joe seemed to be in the good mood,………. He snapped at me when I asked him to join us A. yet B. so C. for D. and 38. She…..here, but she doesn’t work here now A. has worked B. had worked C. used to work D. was used to working.

(36) 39. ………….I heard the telephone ring, I didn’t answere it A. Because B. Only if C. Even though D. Provided that 40. Ed invested a lot of money with a dishonest person, and lost nearly all of it. Now he is having serious financial problems. He……….in this position if he had listened to his friends. A. will be B. woudn’t be C. hadn’t been D. wouldn’t have been. USE OF ENGLISH Choose the underlined word or phrase in each sentence that need correcting 41. Even though he liked to eat good food, he did not like paying high prices for it. A B C D 42. We enjoy the varied cuisine and going to the excellent theatre in New York A B C D 43. The murderer was hung by the neck until dead A B C D 44. Tom look upset because he has a large amount of personal problems A B C D 45. She carefully sat her new chair between the sofa and the buffet A B C D 46. We certainly hope that prices do not raise so quickly again A B C D 47. The boys accepted John from their club due to his rude behaviour A B C D 48. We packed our suitcase, and were already to leave at 8 o’clock A B C D 49. I am all together disgusted with his insolent attitude and mean behaviour A B C D 50. His furniture, including a dining room table and six chairs, are being sold A B C D B. Choose the word or phrase which has best fits each gap of the passage When a light passenger plane flew of the coát some time ago, it (51)….into the mountain and ít pilot was killed. The only passengers who were still (52)….were a young woman and her two baby daughters. It was in the (53)….of winter and snow lay thick on the ground. The woman knew that the nearest village was miles away. When ir grew dark, she turned a suitcase into a bed and put the children inside it, (54)….them with all the clothes she could find. (55)…., it got terrible cold. The womwn kept as near as she could to the children and even tried to get into the suitcase herself, (56)…it was too small. Early next morning, she heard planes passing overhead and wondered how she could send a (57)….Then she had an idea. She stamped out the letters SOS in the snow. (58)…, a pilot saw the signal and sent a (59)…by radio to the nearest town. It was not long before a helicopter arrived on the (60)….to rescue the survivors of the plnae crash. 51. A. hit B. crashed C.touched D. burst 52. A. undisturbed B. unreported C. unhurt D. unattended 53. A. beginning B. center C. end D. middle 54. A. covering B. feeding C. searching D. wearing 55. A. Only later B. At length C. Of course D. During the night 56. A. although B. but C. however D. even if 57. A. code B. information C. signal D. letter 58. A. Fortunately B. regretfully C. Hopelessly D. Naturally 59. A. speech B. message C. broadcast D. news 60. A. landscape B. airport C. scene D. destination C. Choose the correct sentence that has the closet meaning to the given one in hold type. 61. The principal suggested that the teachers make the test easier for the children A. The test was suggested to make easier for the children B. The test easier for the children was suggested to be made.

(37) C. It was suggested that the test must be made easier for the children D. It was suggested that the test be made easier for the children. 62. “Move, and I shoot,” the bank robber said to the teller A. The bank robber threatened the teller to shoot if she moved B. The bank robber manaced to shopot if the teller moved C. The bank robber told the teller to move and he shot D. The bank robber ordered the teller to move before he shot 63. It is difficult for us to meet your demands A. We are in financial difficultly and can’t meet your demands. B. We find it difficult to meet your demands. C. We finf difficulty in meeting your demands. D. We have trouble to meets your demands. 64. I’m getting into trouble now because I lost mypassport yesterday A. I wouldn’t be getting into trouble now if I had not lost my passport yesterday B. The reason I’m getting into trouble now is that I lost my passprt yesterday C. But for my lossing passport yesterday, I wouldn’t be getting into trouble now. D. I lost my passport yesterday, so that I’m getting into trouble now. 65.It is not certainthat John will get the job A. John unlikely of getting the job B. There’s no likelihood for John to get the job C. In all likelihood, John will get the job D. It is open to question whether John will get the job D. Choose the best sentence that is biult from the given words or phrase 66. you / need / hurry / because / we / still / plenty / time A. You don’t need hurrying because we still have a plenty of time B. You needn’t to hurry because we have still plenty of time C. There’s no need for you to hurry because we still have plenty of time. D. There’s no need of your hurrying because we have still a plenty of time. 67. she / not / go / school / regularly / not / progress / much /so A. She doesn’t go to school regularly, so she doesn’t progress much B. She doesn’t go to school much, so she doesn’t progress regularly C. She doesn’t go to school regularly, so she doesn’t make much progress D. She doesn’t go to school much, so she doesn’t make regularly progress 68. summer holiday / nearer / I / excited / more A. The summer holiday comes the nearer, I feel excited the more B. The moment the summer holiday comes nearer than I feel more excited C. The nearer the summer hpoliday comes, the more excited I feel. D. The moment the summer holiday comes nearer, I feel excited more than. 69. Jane / kind / send / flowers / when / I / sick A. Jane is kind of me by sending me flowers when I am sick. B. Jane is a kind of flowers send to me when I am sick. C. It’s very kind of jane to send me flowers when I am sick D. It’s very kind for jane sending me flowers when I am sick. 70. not/ he / smiled / until / I / recognize / me / him A. Not until he smiled at me did I regconize him B. It was not until he smiled with me when I regconize him C. Until he smiled at me did I not regconize him D. I didn’t regconize him until he smiled with me. V. READING COMPREHENSION Horace pippin, an African-American soldier during World War I, was wounded in his right arm. He discovered, however, that by keeping his right wrist steady with his left hand, he could paint and draw. Pippin.

(38) was not trained, but his artistic sensitivity and intuitive feel for two-dimensional design and the arrangement of color and patterns made him one of the finest primitive artists America has produced. Pippin did a series of paintings on the abolitionist John Brown and on one of his war experience, but he shied away from socila issues for the most part and achieved his greatest success with scenes of the people and places of his hometown of West Chester, Pennsylvania. His domino players, featuring four women gathered around a wooden table in a simple kitchen setting, is an excellent example of his rural domestic scenes. 71. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true about primitive art? A. It is two-dimensional B. Colors and patterns are important. C. Artist do not have to be trained for it D. It is used primarily for painting portraits. 72. The phrase “shied away from” in line 7 is closest in meaning to A. postponed B. avoided C. painted D. feared 73. It may be inffered from the passage that Pippin A. had a simlpe upbringing B. was obsessed with the subject of abolition C. wanted nothing to do with his past D. was devastated by his war experiences 74.With which of the following statements would the author probably agree? A. Horace Pippin was a poorly trained, mediocre artist B. Primitive art is an excuse for lack of training and talent C. Horace Pippin made a significant contribution to American Art. D. Horace Pippin placed too much emphasis on social issues inhis work. 75. The author includes the fact that Pippin was wounded A. because violent was a major in his paintings B. as an example of a rural domestic scene C. to show that he succeeded in spite of a handicap D. in order to classify him as a primitive artist B. Read the passage and choose the best answer Although “lie detectors” are being used by governments, police department, and businesses the results are not always accurate. Lie detectors are properly called emotion detectors, for their aim is to measure bodily cahnges that contradict what a person says. The polygraph machine records changes in heart rate, breathing, blood preasure, and the galvanic skin response, or GSR. In the first part of the polygraph test, you are electronically connected to the machine and asked a few neutral questions (what’s your name? where do you live?) Your physical reactions serve as the standard for evaluating what comes nest. Then you are asked a few critical questions among the neutral ones (when did you rob the bank?)the assumption is that if you are guilty, your body will reveal the truth, even if you try to deny it. Your heart rate respiration, and GSR will change abruptly as you respond to the incriminating questions. That is the theory, but psychologists have found that lie detectors are simply not reliable. Since most physical changes are the same across all emotions, machines cannot tell whether yopu are feeling guity, angry, nervous, thrilled, or revved up from an exciting day. Innocent people may be tense and nervous about the whole procedure. They may react physiologically to a certain word (bank) not because they robbed it, but they recently bounced a check. In either case the machine will record a “lie” .The reverse mistake is also common. Some practise liars can lie without flinching,and others learn to beat the machine by tensing muscles or thinking about exciting experiece during neutral questions 76. According to the passage, polygraph tests A. record a person’s physical reaction B. measure a person’s thoughts C. always reveal the truth about a person.

(39) D. make guilty people angry 77. What kinds of questions are asked on the first part of the polygraph test? A. Crititical questions B. Unimportant questions C. Incriminating questions D. Emotional questions 78. It can be included from the passage that a polyggraph test A. is the best way to determine a person’s guilt B. can read a peson’s thoughts C. is the only evidence needed in a court of law D. works in principle, but not in practice 79. The author would most probably agree with which of the following statements? A. Polygraphs have no place in our society B. Physical reaction ear not connected to thoughts C. Machines are no match for psychologists. D. polygraph tests should not be used as the sole evidence of guilt 80. Why did the author write this passage? A. To illustrate how a lie detector works B. To explain how innocent people are found guilty C. To criticize the use of the lie detectors D. To propose ways of using a lie detector. TEST 7 1. PHONETICS Choos the word in each group that has the underlined part pronounced differently. 1. A. nature B. navy C. nation D. national 2. A. mountain B. obtain C. contain D. remain 3. A. happens B. understands C. stops D. gives 4. A. closet B. sunset C. visit D. opposite 5. A. routine B. confine C. decline D. incline From each set of four below, find a word which is stressed differently 6. A. afternoon B. guarantee C. satisfy D. promenade 7. A. companion B. behaviour C. calamity D. engineer 8. A. balloon B. efficient C. colonial D. mispronounce 9 A. customary B. deficient C. criticism D. definite 10. A. commercial B. preparation C. disconnect D. intellectual II. VOCABULARY Choose the word or phrase which best fits each gap of the sentence. 11. The water in the river is still……..after the storm A. raising B. setting C. lying D. rising 12. Under no……dis she accept his proposal A. occasion B. opportunity C. reason D. circumstances 13. He missed the lecture, so I lent him my notes….. A. after B. afterward C. at last D. lastly 14. She was in floods of……when he said he loved her.

(40) A. happiness B. weeping C. crying D. tears 15. Ann…..at the beautiful pictures with a sense of wonder A. gazed B. admired C. glared D. glanced 16. If you want to be healthy, you should….on your smoking A. cut up B. cut down C. cut out D. cut off 17. He was clearly nervous. He was sitting right on the….of his chair A. margin B. edge C. tip D. border 18. The mosquito bite made my eyelid…….and I couldn’t open my eye properly A. swell B. grow C. stretch D. spread 19. Take this road, and you will……at the hotel in five minutes. A. arrive B. come C. get D. reach 20. This morning the posman was……down the street by my dog A. hunted B. chased C. run D. held III. GRAMMAR Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence 21. Did you go….the rain? A. under B. in C. below D. into 22. Fish may be frozen, but…..is more delicous. A. fish is fresh B. fresh fish C. fish fresh D. fresh is fish 23. The party,……..I was a guest of honour, was extremely enjoyable A. at which B. which C. for which D. to which 24. Do you have an excuse……late to class two days in a row? A. for to be B. for being C. to be D. being 25. Jack made me…….him next week A. to promise to call B. to promise calling C. promise to call D. promise calling 26. ………….water is not safe for drinking A. Polluting B. polluted C. Being polluted D. To be polluted 27. I heard a loud crash in the next room. When I walked in, I found a brick on the floor, and the window was broken. Someone…….the brick through the window A. must throw B. must be throwing C. had thrown D. must have thrown 28. “Would you mind………the book back to the library for me?” “Not at all” A. taking B. to take C. if I took D. take 29. My boss……..me to do what I hate most. What a nuisance! A. always told B. had always told C. have always told D. was always telling 30. Dennis usually drinks coffee with his breakfast, but now he……tea instead A. drinks B. has drunk C. is drinking D. drank 31. The voters were strongly against the candidate……..proposals called for higher taxes A. who his B. whose C. whom he had D. that his 32. I have three brothers, …….are businessmen A. that all of them B. who they all C. all of whom D. all of them 33. …………..you, I’d think twice about that decision. It could be a bad move A. If I had been B. Were I C. Should I D. If I am 34. You helped me; otherwise, I……..it A. couldn’t make B. shouldn’t make C. hadn’t made D. couldn’t have made 35. She insists that he……her birthday party next Sunday A. attends B. will attend C. must attend D. attend 36. “What are you going to buy in this store?” “Nothing………want is much too expensive” A. That I B. What I C. That what I D. What I do 37. I couldn’t repair my bicycle, …………..I didn’t have the right tools A. so B. for C. because of D. therefore 38. Bill’s favorite show was on. He reached to turn on the TV………he could watch it. A. although B. therefore C. so that D. in order to.

(41) 39. How do you like your new school? Tell me……… A. Who is in your class B. who in your class is C. who your class is in D. your class who is in it 40. She wondered………….her father looked like now, after so many years away A. how B. that C. if D. what USE OF ENGLISH Choose the underlined word or phrase in each sentence that need correcting 41. The law requires that students are in school a certain number of days a year A B C D 42. There was story in the paper about the man that his car was stolen A B C D 43. Because of you leaving late, you will have to take a taxi in order to catch your train A B C D 44. Of the four people injured in the accident, the child needed the fewest medical attention A B C D 45. We are supposed to read the chapter seven of this book for homework A B C D 46. I would like to have an apartment as the one my friend has A B C D 47. His answere was so confused that I could hardly make any sense of it at all A B C D 48. The storm caused too much damage that the villagers were forced to leave theit homes A B C D 49. They asked me to contribute some money to the charity organization, but I had no A B C D 50. Mary smarter than anybody in her class A B C D B. Choose the word or phrase which has best fits each gap of the passage A man had to go to court, and he asked his lawyer which judge would be (51)……his case. His lawyer told him and then said “Do you know him?” The man answered, “No, but I wanted to know his name (52)…I could send him a dozen bottles of good wine” The lawyer was terrible (53)….”you can’t do that, He said ”You would be (54)……the law very seriously, and you would be (55)….to lose the case” Some weeks later the (56)…was heard, and the man won it. As he was leaving the court, he said to his lawyer, “My (57)………to the judge was quite successful, wasn’t it?” The lawyer was(58)….more shocked than before and said, “what? Did you reaaly send him that wine (59)….What I told you?” “Yes, certaintly”., answered the man. “But I put my (60)…..name on the card which I sent the wine” 51. A. trying B. listening C. hearing D. sentencing 52. A. with a view B. in order to C. so that D. with the purpose 53. A. disappointed B. excited C. shocked D. ashamed 54. A. breaking B. conforming C. exercising D. enforcing 55. A. possible B. sure C. probable D. capable 56. A. case B. court C. situation D. man 57. A. present B. attendance C. evidence D. argument 58. A. the B. even C. little D. so 59. A. despite B. except C. after D. besides 60. A. advisor’s B. opponent’s C. partner’s D. attorney’s C. Choose the correct sentence that has the closet meaning to the given one in hold type. 61. Don’t insult the weak! A. Don’t let the weak be insulted!.

(42) B. Don’t be insulted the weak! C. Don’t let the weak to be insulted! D. Don’t let the weak being insulted! 62. “Show me your driving license, will you?” the policeman said. A. The policeman order me that I showed him my driving license B. The policeman told me to show him my driving license C. The policeman required me that I must show him my driving license D. The policeman asked me would I show him my driving license. 63. John has not had his hair cut for over six month A. It had been over six months before John cut his hair B. It was over isx months before John had his hair cut C. It has been over six months since John last cut his hair D. It is over six months since John last cut his hair 64. We could not make any further progress because of the flood A. We were not capable to make any further progress because of the flood B. The flood prevented us from making any further progress C. We were not possible to make any further progress because of the flood D. The flood made us impossible to make any further progress. 65.The only thing that prevented the passing of the bill was the death of the prime minister. A. The passing of the bill couldn’t be prevented if the Prime Minister didn’t die B. Nothing but the death of the Prime Mnister could have prevented the passing of the bill C. But for the death of the Prime Minister, the bill would have been passed D. The Prime Minister’s death resulted in the passing of the bill D. Choose the best sentence that is biult from the given words or phrase 66. he / had / headache / that / left early A. He had such bad headache that he left early B. He had a bad headache so that he left early C. Ha had so bad a headache that he left early D. He had so bad headache that he left early 67. she / moved / New York / get / better job A. She moved to New York for getting better job B. She moved to New York with a view to get a better job C. In an attempt to getting better job, she moved to new York. D. In order to get a better job, she moved to New York. 68. several chapters / the library / she / read / last night A. She read last night several chapters in the library B. She read last night in the library several chapters. C. She read in the library several chapters last night D. She read several chapters in the library last night 69. John / wonderful / husband / terms / earn / a good living A. John is a wonderful husband on equal terms to earn a good living B. John is a wonderful husband in trems of earning a good living C. John is a wonderful husband who comes to terms with earning a good living D. John is wonderful husband who is on good terms with earning a good living 70. reason / he / want / take a leave of absence / is / need / a complete rest A. The reason he wants taking a leave of absence is because he is needing a complete rest. B. The reason why he wants to take a leave of absence is that he needs a complete rest. C. The reason why he wants to take a leave of absence is that he is in need a complete rest D. The reason that he wants taking a leave of absence is because he needs a complete rest V. READING COMPREHENSION The invention of the electic telegraph gave birth to the communications industry. Although Samuel Morse succeeded in making the invention useful in 1837, it was not until 1843 that the first telegraph line of.

(43) consequence was constructed. By 1860 more than 50.000 miles of lines connected people eat of the Rockies. The following year. San Francisco was added to the contributed to the rapid expansion of the railroads by providing an efficient means to monitor schedules and routes. Furthermore, the extension of the telegraph, combined with the invention of the steam-driven rotary printing press by Richard Hoe in 1846, revolutionized the world of journalism. Where the business of news gathering had been dependent upon the mail and on hand-operated presses, the telegraph expand the amount of information a newspaper could suply and allowed for more timely reporting. The establishment of the Associated Press as a central wire service in 1846 marked the advent of a new era in journalism 71. The main topic of the passage is A. the history of journalism B. The origin of the national telegraph C. How the telegraph network contributed to the expansion of railroads D. The development and contributions of telegraph network 72. How did the telegraph enhance the business of news gathering? A. By adding Sanfrancisco to the network B. By allowing for more timely reporting C. By expanding the railroads D. By monitoring schedules and routes for the railroads 73. The author’s main purpose in this passage is to A. compare the invention of the telegraph with the invention of the steam-driven rotary press B. propose new ways to develop the communications industry C. Show how the electric telegraph affected the communication industry D. criticize Samuel Morse 74. It can be inferred from the passage that A. Samuel Morse did not make a significant contribution to the communications industry B. Morse’s invention did not immediately achieve its full potential C. the extension of the telegraph was more important than its invention D. journalists have the Associated pressed to thank for the birth of the communication industry 75. Which of the following is not true about the growth of the communication industry? A. Morse invented the telegraph in 1837 B. People could use the telegraph in San Fransico in 1861 C. The telegraph led to the invention of the rotary printing press D. The telegraph helped to connect the entire nation B. Read the passage and choose the best answer For most people, the distinction between vegetales and fruits is fairly clearly. Scientists, however, have varied opinions in this regard. For example, horticulturists categorize a watermelon as a vegetable despite its acceptance as a fruit. Botanists identify a tomato as a fruit even though it is commomly used as vegetable. These differences stem from the ways in which fruits and vegestables are classified. For a botanist, a fruit is a seed-bearing portion of a flowering plant or tree. According to this definition, a tomato is a fruit. For a horticulturists, a vegetable is the edible portion of a plant that must be replanted annually. According to this view, a tomato is a vegetable. A horticulturist sees a fruit as coming from plant or tree that lives at least two years. In the case of fruits and vegatables that meet criteria of both groups of scientists, such as apples anf potatoes,there is non conflict. 76. The word “conflict” in the last line probably means A. consensus B. disagreement C. solution D. discussion 77. According to the passage, the scientific classification of a watermelon by horticulturists A. differs from its popular description as a fruit B. remains a major area of disgreement between two groups of scientists C. Places it within the ctegories of both fruit and vegetable.

(44) D. Is no longer open to debate among members of the scientific community 78. What is the writer’s attitude to scientific differences between fruits and vegetables A. cynical B. neutral C. critical D. ironical 79. Which of the following conclusion about fruits can be drawn from the passage? A. Some fruits are not edible B. Fruits develop from flowers of plants and trees C. Some fruits do not develop seeds D. Fruits have been studied more carefully by botanists than by horticulturists 80. What does the passage mainly discuss? A. To work of botanists and horticultutists B. Common types of fruits and vegetables C. Scientific differences between fruits and vegetables D. The classification of fruits and vegetables.. TEST 8 I. PHONETIC Choos the word in each group that haS the underlined part pronounced differently. 1. A. adventure B. advantage C. advertise D. addition 2. A. hostage B. ghost C. lost D. frosty 3. A. architech B. parachute C. archaic D. psychology 4. A. glue B. solution C. roof D. adult 5. A. heaven B. weapon C. heal D. dead From each set of four below, find a word which is stressed on the 2rd syllable 6. A. achieve B. hoziontal C. systematic D. misbehave 7. A. complement B. modernize C. fantastic D. definite 8. A. independent B. cooperate C. neutralize D. evidence 9. A. judgment B. elephant C. tragedy D. encouragement 10. A. studio B. orient C. consonant D. companion II. VOCABULARY Choose the word or phrase which best fits each gap of the sentence. 11. The concert received good…..from the critics A. viewpoints B. reviews C. tricks D. descriptions 12. When the students……for next year’s evening classes? A. assist B. enroll C. join D. take 13. The curtains have…..because of the strong sunlight A. fainted B. lightened C. faded D. weakened 14. The policeman stopped him when he was driving home and….him of spending A. charged B. arrested C. blamed D. accused 15. His new appointment takes….from the beginning of next month A. place B. effect C. part D. possession.

(45) 16. In a low voice, she…..that someone was moving upstairs A. screamed B. shouted C. whispered D. told 17. Paper-making began in China, and from there it…..to North America A. carried B. brought C. flowed D. spread 18. Her shoes…her glovers: they look very well together A. suit B. match C. fit D. catch 19. The room was so quiet that he could hear the….of her heart A. ratting B. tapping C. striking D. beating 20. The….of the trees in the water was very clear A. reflection B. mirror C. sight D. shadow III. GRAMMAR Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence 21.You should try to cooperate…..that organization……every way A. with-in B. to-in C. with-for D. to-for 22. …………….do you think will be elected as Secretary General? A. Whom B. Who C. Whose D. For whom 23. “I need some help with this table…you lift the other end, please?” . “Sure, just a second” A. May B. Should C. Could D. Shall 24. If we leave now for our trip, we can drive half the distance before we stop…..lunch A. having B. to have C. having had D. for having 25. The municipal authorities advised……all drinking water during the emergency A. to boil B. to be boiled C. boiling D. boil 26. many embarrassing situationsoccur……..misundrestandings A. as result of B. regardless of C. by means of D. in spite of 27. Do a good deed……you can A. whenever B. in spite of C. though D. while 28. The strike will last for a week. That’s what……people believe A. most of B. the most of C. almost of D. most 29. This is….a nice place that they want to revisit it A. such B. so C. so that D. such as 30. The ball needs mending. It…… A. had mended B. has to be mended C. has to be mending D. has been mending 31. The old lady fell as she……on the bus A. got B. was getting C. has just got D. is getting 32. What makes you….so? A. to think B. thinking C. think D. are thinking 33. If I….be somebody else, I….to be a film- star A. could – would B. can – would like C. can – like D. could – would like 34. It will have a great effect. Brazil…..affected A. will B. will have C. will be D. will have been 35. I got to class on time…..I had missed my bus A. even though B. so that C. because D. despite 36. Get up early,…..you will miss the train A. if not B. or C. unless C. in case 37. When a boy, I……kites in the afternoon. A. flew B. was flying C. would fly D. used to flying 38. The director…..and now he is visiting the workshop A. is arriving B. arrived C. had arrived D. had arrived 39. I’m going to market, but I can’t think of…for dinner A. what to buy B. which to buy C. what I buy D. which I will buy 40. I recommend that Bob……much harder if he wants to pass the final examination A. will study B. studies C. study D. must study.

(46) IV. USE OF ENGLISH A. Choose the underlined word or phrase in each sentence that need correcting 41. She is extremely confident that she will succeed in her choosing career A B C D 42. His English was enough good for him to pass the TOEFL A B C D 43. The actor wishes that he was not required to perform every evening A B C D 44. He made the children looking both ways before crossing the street A B C D 45. She could not help to laugh at his foolishness A B C D 46. Please be sure to notify my husband or I when package arrives A B C D 47. Give the job to the person whom you think is best suited for it A B C D 48. Susan did not like him making a lot of noise whilr she was studying A B C D 49. Carol saif that she and her sister they had bought a beautful new car A B C D 50. She bought some white clothes to make a wedding dress B. Choose the word or phrase which has best fits each gap of the passage This is a story about Mark twain. The famous American writer and humourist. We all know that Mark Twain was famous in his day….(51) a lecturer and teller of funny stories. We also know that Mark Twain liked to play jokes on his friends, but in our story today the (52)…..was on Mark Twain One evening (53)…..he was walking along the street of a small town where he was going to (54)…a lecture, he met a young man who told him he had an old uncle who never laughed and never smoled. Mark twain told the young man to bring his unle to his lecture that evening. He said he could. (55)…to make him laugh. That evening the young man and his uncle sat in the first (56)…..Mark Twain spoke directly at them. He told some (57)…..funny stories, but the old man never smiled. Then he told the funniest stories the he had ever know, but the old man’s face (58)….blank. At last, Mark Twain left the (59)…., almost exhausted. Later, while Mark Twain was talking with A friend about this, his friend said: “Oh, I know that old man. He was ben stone-(60)……..for years !” 51. A.like B. for C. at D. both 52. A. play B. joke C. story D. tale 53. A. then B. afterward C. while D. later 54. A. deliver B. make C. teach D. tell 55. A. presume B. guarantee C. assure D. safeguard 56. A. place B. aisle C. row D. table 57. A. rather B. extremely C.absolutely D.definitely 58. A. went B. remained C. turned D. became 59. A. platform B. lecture C. town D. street 60. A. mute B. blind C.dumb D. deaf C. Choose the correct sentence that has the closet meaning to the given one in hold type. 61. He said “You’d better wear a coat. It’s very cold outside” A. He advised me to wear a coat because it was very cold outside B. He told me to wear a coat, it was very cold outside C. He reproached me for nor wearing a coat thought it was very cold outside D. He complained to me about not wearing a coat in cold weather 62. The boy is intent on finishing his homework before the dinner A. The boy is resolved to finish his homework before the dinner B. The boy intends to finish his homework before the dinner.

(47) C. The boy decides to finish his homework before the dinner. D. The boy expects to finish his homework before the dinner. 63. I’m sure that she didn’t take your book on purpose A. I don’t think that return home at midnight. B. He can’t have taken your book intentionally C. Surely she couldn’t take your book on purpose D. It’s as sure as hell that she just by chance took your book 64. It was not until midnight that my father returned home A. My father didn’t return home at midnight B. Not until midnight did my father return home. C. Until midnight did my father not return home. D. It was not my father who returned home at midnight. 65. He insisted that he take her to the cinema A. She insisted on being taken to the cinema B. She insisted that she was taken to the cinema C. She insisted that she must be taken to the cinema D. She insisted on him taking her to the cinema. D. Choose the sentence that is built from the given words or phrases. 66. problem / reduction / pollution / /too important / ignore A. The proble of pollution reduction is too important that it can’t ignore B. The proble of pollution reduction is too important for us to ignore C. The proble of pollution reduction is too important to ignore us D. The proble of pollution reduction is too important that we can’t ignore 67. students / kept / talk / even though / teacher / ask / stop A. Even though teacher asked students to stop talking, they kept on doing so. B. Students kept on talking even though teacher asked them to stop to talk C. Students kept on talking even though the teacher asked them to stop D. Even though teacher asked students to stop to talk, they kept on talking 68. by / end / course / she / pass / all / exams / good / marks A. By the end of the course, she had passed all the exams with good marks B. By the end of course, she will pass all the exams and get good marks C. By course end, she passed all the exams with good marks D. By the end of course exams, she will pass and get good marks 69. you / wrong / lie / Julia / past A. You are wrong in lying to Julia in the past B. It’s wrong of you to lie to Julia about your past C. It’s wrong for your lying to Julia about your past D. You are wrong in the past to lie to Julia. 70. I / wonder / you / not / reply / her last letter A. I wondered if you did not make any reply for her last letter B. I wondered why you did not reply to her last letter C. I was wondering whether or not you would like to make any reply for her last letter D. I was wondering why did not reply her last letter V. READING COMPREHENSION A. Read the passage and choose the best answere A balanceed diet contains proteins, which are composed of complex amino acids. There are 20 types of amino acids, comprising about 16% of the body weight in a lean individual. A body needs all 20 to be healthy. Amino acids can be divided into two groups: essential and nonessential. There are nine essential amino acids. There are the proteins that the body cannot produce by itself, so a healthy individual must ingest them. The eleven nonessential amoni acids. On the ather hand, are produced by the body, so it is not necessary to ingest them. Proteins are described as being either high quality, depending how many of the nine essential amino acids the food contains. High quality proteins, typical found in animal meats, are proteins that have ample amounts of the essential amino acids. Low quality proteins are mainly plant rpteins and usually lack one or.

(48) more of the essential amino acids. Because people who follow a strick vegetarian diet are in gesting only low quality proteins, they must make sure that their diet cotains variety of proteins in order to ensure that what is lacking in one food is available in another. This process of selecting a variety of the essential proteins is called protein complementation. Because insufficient amount of protein in the diet can be detrimental, and because an amlpe amount of the essential proteins. 71. With what topic is thit passage primary concentrate? A. the twenty types of amino acids B. Healthy diet for vegetarians C. High and low qualify proteins D. The process of complementation 72. Which of the folowing would not be an example of a low qualify proteins? A. Legumes B. Apple C. Grains D. Tuna According to the passage, a vegetarian could die from insufficient protein ingestion if he or she A. ate too many animal proteins and could not digest them properly B. did not follow a diet in which nonessential proteins were ingested C. Did not follow a varied and properly protein complemented diet D. ate too many low quality proteins 74. Which of the following best describes the author’s tone in this passage? A. Forceful B. light C. Indifferent D. Biased 75. Which statement best describes the organization of the passage? A. Contrasting viewer concerning proteins are campared B. The author moves from a comment to a specific argument C. A statement is given and its cause is then discussed D. Item are discussed in their order of importance B. Read the passage and choose the answer? DESERTIFICATION Desretification, the loss of the soil biological productivity, occurs naturally to a limited extent. The pace at which the process has spread recently, however, is largerly man’s own doing. This fact was highlighted by trhe great Sahel drought of 1968 – 1973. The worst effects of this drought were caused by nomadic people who had earlier been forced by national government to adopt new farming practices that were not in accord with their traditions. In common with those of other nomads around the world, such trdition involved never staying in one place so long as to exhaust the earth that provided them with sustenance. When these people were not allowed to follow this tradition, the process of desertification moved ahead quickly 76. Which of the following can be said of desertification? A. It is wholly natural phenominon B. The Sahel drought was the first example of it C. it doesn’t not occur naturally D. man had worsened this natural process 77. Where does the author ultimately lay the blame for the effects of the Sahel drought? A. On nomads around the world B. On someone in authority over the Sahel nomads C. On natural process D. On the traditions of the Sahel nomads 78. According to passage, what can be said about the Sahel drought? A. It lasted for a decade B. It emphasized the effects of changing nomad tradition.

(49) C. It spread to other part of the world D. It forced the adoption of untrditional farming practices 79. Which of the following may be inferred about ther author of the passage? A. He disapproves of the nomads’ trdition attitute to the soil B. Ha approves of the recent pace of desertification. C. He approves of the nomads’s new farming practices D. He approves of the nomads’s tradition attitude to the soil 80. Nomads in other parts of the world and the Sahel nomads A. Share similar customs B. Use the same deser C. Suffered particularly in the 1968 – 1973 period D. Adopted new farming practiecs before 1968.. ..

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