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P hn I (PHONETICS) g m 10 cu (1-10). M c 1 c 5 cu, m i cu

c 4 t vi nhng phn c gch chn. Cc m chn t c phn gch

chn c pht m khc vi 3 t cn li trong nhm. Mc 2 c 5 cu,

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vn c 10 trng v cc t gi cc em chn la, hon thnh onvn. Mc 2 gm 10 cu, vi 10 trng. Da vo 10 nhm t cho, cc

em chn t ng hon thnh cu.

Phn III (GRAMMAR) gm 20 cu (31-50) nhm gip cc em nm

vng hn cc ng t c bit , t rt t ca t, danh ng t v ng t

nguyn mu, cm ng t, cm danh t, cu trc cu, cch dng cc th,

dng ch ng v b ng/ li ni trc tip v gin tip, cc loi mnh

, cu iu kin. Tng t nh phn Vocabulary, hc sinh da vo 10nhm t cho, chn t ng hon thn h cu.

Phn IV (USE OF ENGLISH) gm 10 cu (51-60). mc 1, trong

mi cu, cc em cn xc nh 1 trong s 4 (cm) t c gch chn l

khng ng v cn c sa li . mc 2, t rong mi cu cho (in

nghing), cc em cn xc nh trong s 4 cu (A, B, c , D), cu no ng

ng p hp, v chnh xc v ngha so vi cu c ho trc.

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PRACTICE TEST 1

I. PHONE TICS

1. Choose the w ord w ith the different pronunciation o f the und erlined part.1. A last B .latest c matins; D shake2. A high B light c. singer D tight3. A around B bound c count D country4. A cup B /buUet c muddy D rubber5. A cow B down c low D tovyn

2. Choose the w ord w ith the different stress pattern.

6. A cartoon 13 danger c, nightmare D reason7. A England 13 Brazil c, Denmark D Vietnam8. A* chocolate B important c pro perty D Canada9. A necessary B necessity c Malaysia D belonging10. A, automatic B conversation c disadvantage

D nv:.onable

II. VOCABULARY1. Choose the word wh ich best fits each gap ofihe passage.

English is constantly borrowing words. It started out taking wordsfrom Latin, (11) ........, French, and Gorman. (12) ......... English went on to

borrow words from more th an 30 diffe rent languages. From Italian, it (13)...... .spaghetti, cameoand Viilin, for. example. From Spanish and Portuguese,it (14) .... ... ihe worJs alligator, canyon, and sombrero. The Caribbean (15)........gave Frv'ish lwfrecue arid cannibal. From Africa came chimpanzee and

zebra, fvotr. India came bandanna, curry, and punch,and from A ustralia camekanyr.ri,*and boomerang.

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11. A Greece B, Greek c Egypt D Arabs12. A After B Second c Thus D, Then13. A took B lent c brought D carried14. A asked for B requested c borrowed D lent15. A islands B oasis c penin sula D continent

16. A scientist _B science c scientific D scientists17. A consist B compose c include D have18. A spoken B told c said D talked19. A X B speech c communication D language20. A finish B complete ' c total D whole

2. Choose the w ord w hich b est fits each gap of the sentence.

21. Latin music is very ........ .in countries w here people speak Spanish and

Portuguese. A, common - B. usu alc . often D. frequen t

22. Dolphins canno t talk with words, bu t they talk w it h .........A. voice B. noises

c . accent D. sou nds

23. John is accustom ed to going for a ......... along the lake eve ry evening.A. w alk ing B. walk

c . hike D. hiking24. In ......... and Australia many school students study such foreign

languages as French, German and Spanish.

. A. French B. Can ad ian

c . Brita in D. American

25. Boys an d girls learn English at school becau se it is one of th e ir..... .A. sub jects B. top ics

c . them es . D. objects26. English is not the ......... property of English or American people, as

concluded by many linguists.A. person al B. private

c . single D. sepa rate27. Parents should .........their children to learn a foreign language.

A. make B. force

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28. Students should ......... English as it provides ready access to worldscholarship an d w orld trade.

A. hold B. m aste r

c . keep D. m aintain29. The word hav ing the same pron unciation as roles is

A .ros e B roadsc . rolls D. roses

30. The w ord h av ing the same p ronun ciation as rightisA. rite B. rid ec . w rite D. both A and c

III. GRAMMAR

1. Choose the wor d or phrase which best fits each gap of the passage.

The United Kingdom is the birthplace of the English language.Now, English is spoken in (31).. ..... .. of the world th an any other language.It is considered one of (32) .........richest languages and has well over (33)......... million words. Why so many? Because many different (34) ..........settled in Britain ove r the centuries^ and each (3 5) .........groups add ed their

own words. The United Kingdom has produce4 some (36) ..... . greatestwriters of the English language. Perhaps you (37) .........heard of WilliamShakespeare, a great playwright and poet from England. He wrote many

famous plays, (38 ) .........Romeo and Juliet.

If you speak English, you have plenty of people (39) .......... to.People use the English language to communicate in the United States,

Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and

other countries as their mother tongue. It is also used in many other

countries as a second or a foreign language. English is the mostinternationa l (40) .........languages.

31. A m any parts B m ore parts c every p art D all pa rt32. A a w orld B world c world's D the world's

33. A a ha lf B ha lf c ha lf a D half the34 . Apeople B people s c race D persons

35. A of B one of c of the D X36. A of the B of c amo ng D from

37. A ha d B has c hav e D X38. A includ ed B include c includes D including

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B to talkB c>t the

c talksc one from

D talkedD between

2. Choose the wo rd or ph rase w hich bes t fits each gap of the sentence.tl. Mv sisk-r..... trouble with her-motorbike*, so she has to take the bus

to work these diiys.A. hiivo B. hadc . was hiiviny D. is ha ving

42. Xl.iry is looking at sumo people across the stree t, but she anyoneshe knows.

A. sees B. is seeingc . does not SCO D. is not seeing

43. By the fimo you got up tom orrow morning, the stin w il l ...........

A. already have risen B. already be risingc. have already risen D. both A and c

44 ............milk is an im portant source o f..........prote in and calcium.A. T h e /th o B. X /Xc. The /X D. x / t h e

45. I low did that w in d o w ..........?

A. broken ' B. got brokenc. break D. broken

46. I:'very.........a license plate.A. cars have 13. cars hasc . cor has . car have

-17 Y\v trunk1the soup by m ix in g .........meat with some rice.A. little B. a littlec . few* D. a few

48. You . .......the film on TV7tonight. I highly recommend it.A. are watch ing B. could wa tch

c. must watch D. shou ld watch49. Bon -was stopped by a polio.' officer last nigh t. Ho m u s t ......... too fast.A. dr ive B. be dr iving('. hm'L1drive n D. have driv en

^0. I failed the physics e\nro because it Weis.........difficult tor me.A. loo [5. Michc . vt'i:v D. vorv much


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IV. USE OF ENGLISH1. Choose the underlined word or phrase in each of the sentences thatnee ds correcting.

51. The (A) latest attraction at the centre (B) is_a big glass tunnel (C) yourcan walk (D) through.

52. Very (A) loudly noise is (BVunpleasant, and people usually (C) removethemselves (D) from it.

53. Trv to relax (A) before going to bed (B-) so that you will be (C) relaxwhen you try (D) to sleep.

54. Near the (A) m ain en trance (BV there is an excellent b ookshop andthere's also a (CVsouvenirs shop selling all (D) kinds of things.

55. (A) Like a club member you can (B) order the special (C) sets of newstam ps you w an t (D) for vouir collection.

2. Choose the correct sentence which has the same meaning as the given

one in italics.

56. People today sti ll look to ancient Greece, despite some o f its weaknesses.

A In spite some of its weaknesses, anc ient iGreeco is still looked toby people today .

B People tod ay still look to ancient Greece, in spite of it was weak,c People today still look to ancient Greece, altho ugh it had some

weaknesses.D Although Greece had weaknesses, people used to look to it.

57. The pool is closed until further notice because of the improvements to the changing rooms.

A The poo l is not open at the mo me nt because the changingrooms are improved.

3 The pool will close for improvem ents,c Do not used the changing rooms as they are improved.

D Read fu rther notice for the changing times of the pool.58. African culture existed long before European explorers of th 75"' century

f irs t came upon the continent.

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then existed African culture.B Euro pean explorers of the 15lh century first cam e upon Africa

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c European explorers of the 15th centu ry first came upon Africa

before its culture exist.D African culture didn't exist un til European exp lorers of the 15th

centu ry first came up on the contine nt :*

59. The writings of ancient peoples help us to know more about them.A We learn abo ut the writings of ancient peoples, which helps us.B The w ritings of ancient peop les know m ore abo ut us.c Ancient peoples help us to know more about their writings.D We know more about ancient peoples w ith their writings.

60. VJe never stop learning about the earliest civilizations on earth.A The earliest civilizations on earth fascinate us.B We keep on learning abo ut the earliest civilization? on earth,c The earliest civilizations on earth makes us stop learning.

D Learning about the earth's earliest civilizations should never becontinued.

V. READING COMPREHENSION1. Read the passage and choose the best answer.

The United States is often called the melting pot. Most immigrantsad apt to the Am erican way of life. They "melt" toge ther in one big pot. Butthey also bring their own cultures and traditions with them. These

different traditions often blend together to form new and uniqueAmericans. The blending of different traditions is at the heart of Americanculture. You can see it in food, music, clothing, architecture, and many

other things.American pizza, for instance, is adapted from a dish made by

Italian immigrants. H ot dogs are based on a sausage dish m ade by Germa nimmigrants. The American musical styles of jazz and blues have roots in

Africa. African immigrants brought their musical traditions with them.Country music has roots in the folk music carried to America by

immigrants from the British Isles. For most immigrants, the United Stateswas a land of oppo rtunity. It was a place for people looking to make a newlife. Today, mo st Americans are d escended from imm igrants.

61. W hat does the un derline d wo rd They in the passage refer to?A The U nited States.B Most imm igrants.

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c New and unique Americans.D African imm igrants.

62. New and un iqu e Americans are formed byA the Am erican w ay of life.

B the he ar t of Am erican culture,c the blen ding of different traditions.D imm igrants alone.

63. Pizza is a w or d or a dish coming fromA Italy.

B German,c Africa.D Br itish Isles.

64. African imm igrants contributed to the Am erican culture theirA a sausa ge dish.B co un try music,c roots.D jazz an d blues.

65. Wh ich of the fo llow ing is NOT true?

A The U nited States was a land of op po rtun ity for all immigrants.

B M ost Am ericans are children and gran dchildren of immigrants,c Food, music, clothing, architecture, an d othe r things in the

U nited States hve som ething from imm igran ts' cultures.D The m elting po t is associated w ith the United States.

2. Read the passa ge and choose the best answer.

The United Kingdom began to build an overseas empire in the late1500s. It bu ilt a larg e navy to serve its gro wing em pire. By the early 1900s,

the United Kingdom controlled the world's greatest empire. "The sunnev er sets on the British Em pire," people liked to say. They were right. The

empire reached around the world, so there was always daylightsomewhere in the empire. British possessions included India, Australia,

and parts of Africa and the Caribbean. Even the United States began as aBritish colony. 1

In the 20th century, the United Kingdom lost most, of its world

empire. But the co untry continues to work w ith m any of its old colonies inan organization called the Commonwealth of Nations. Commonwealth

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members share many customs and traditions with Britain. Many peoplefrom Commonwealth countries have moved to Britain.These immigrantshave made the Un ited Kingdom very diverse. Today, the United Kingdomis a m ulticultu ral country of m ore than 60 million people.

66. The United K ingdom began to build an overseas emp ire in theA 14thcentury.B 15lh century,c 16th century.D 20th century.

67. "The sun ne ver sets on the British Em pire" means

A the Un ited Kingdom is a coun tryof sunshine.B the British Empire was very large in the early 20th century,c there was always daylight som ewhere in the British Empire.

D there is always day light somew here in theGreat Britain.68. These coun tries used to be British colonies:

A Australia, India , and the Un ited States.B India, Austra lia, and Scotland,c Countries in Africa and the Caribbean.D Com mon wealth countries and the United Kingdom.

69. The Com m onw ealth of Nations includesA coun tries wh ich used t be wealthy.

B w ealthy countries. ' . c na tions in the British Isles.D countries which used to be British colonies.

70. The United Kingdom is a m ulticultural countryA ^vyith customs and. traditions from Co m m onw ealth countries.B with Britain and Northern Ireland,c because it has many countries in its isles.D because it has a large area an d population.

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PRACTICE TEST 2

I. PHONETICS

I. Choose the word with the different pronunciation of the underlined part.1. A cook B foo l c moon D tool2. A bath B cloth c loath D smooth3. A with B if c will D library4. A asked B landed c addre ssed D helped5. A chased B released c practised D raised

2. Choose the word with the different stress pattern.

6. A accopt B m aster c foreign D private7. A different B popu lar c possess ion D property

8. A ga thering B together c passen ger D happ ening9. A environm ent B extremely c pop ulation D experience

1(1. A en terta inm en t 13 ach ievem ent c m aturity D occasionalI

II. v o c a b u l a r y

1. Choose the word which best fits each gap of the passage.

Special L'ltocts create the illusion oi tilings that filmmakers could notpossibly shout. Spciil elic it s include smnll (II) .......... (if Inigo scones,(.loverly se ts ,,a nd eompuU'i'-tjeni'iYited im.im's. rilm m ak i'rs useth(*si* to tilm (12) ...... iind places that do nut exist. They misht usesmall model of n Iciri;o building to stam and film the buildini; (13) ........down. Some sots lor the lilm iihmic (1997) hod to look like a sinking ocean

liner. The tilmm.ikcrs could not film the (14) ........ . of a laryje ship sinking.So tho sol dcsii;nors built the ship's grand staircase and dining saloon over huge tank that (15) ..... . 19 million litres of Welter. They lowered the sotsinto till' -tvr l,mk to it look as if the rooms' were sinking..

Films can be digitized, or turned into computer (16) ..............

Filmmakers can thn ch.m^o the images any (17) ......... they w an t They canuse com puters to ( 1H) ......... now images. D inosaurs m ade by com puterlooked like thov \vorc clurv^int* toward people in //nsst' Park (1993).

Compulvrs can cvn make imam's of actors. Many images in Titanic,'indudirm crowds of people tho' ship, wore (19) ...........made bv



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computer. In The Matrix (1999), computers were used to make the actorslook as if they w ere (20) ......... .w hile floating in the air

11. A modals B samples c specimens D models

12. A pictures B scenes c scenery; D paintings13. decreasing B sinking c falling D lowering

14. A inside B inner c internal D innate

15. A carry B held c brin g D take

16. A mouse B memory . c files D keys

17. A way B road c access D means

18. A perform B solve c do D make

19. A actually B actual c fact D factual

20. A beating B hitting c fighting D struggling

2. Choose the wo rd which has the same m eaning as the und erlined word.

21. The soil m ust be ke pt dam p at all times or the plan t will die.

A. moist B. wetc . dry D. arid

22. It costs an ex cessive sum of money to stud y overseas.A. intense B. extensive

c . exorbitant D. m odest

23. Ou r grand father is buried in that gravey ard.A. m orgu e B. churc hya rd

c . cemetery D. both B and c24. We purch ased a packag e of biscuits at the grocer's near o ur school.

A. brou gh t B. boug ht

c . pursu ed D. sought *25. There is adequate water for the all the people of the city to use during

the sum m er m onths.A. absolute B. extrem ec . considerable ' D. sufficient

26. The boy is qualified to take part in the competition.

A. leg ible B. legal

G. capable D. eligible27. John 's family re sided in the village for mo re than ten years.

A. lived B. en du red

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28. The mother scolded the boys for making too much noise.A. disag ree d B. told offc . punished D. beat

29. M ary's friend w as cross w ith her for misbehaving a t the party.A. un ha pp y B. nervousc. ang ry D. w orried

30. They w en t ahe ad w ith their plan, ignoring my counsel.A. pred ictio n B. advicec . suggestion D. request

III. GRAM MAR

1. Choose the word or phrase wh ich best,fits each gap of the passage.

Inventors made the first TV pictures in the 1920s. Televisionstations started (3 1) ......... the first regular TV shows in the 1940s. The firstTV sets ha d sm all screens and (32) .........black-a nd-white pic tu res.

TV sets have become better and better. Most TVs sold today show

colou r pictures. TV screens hav e become bigg er (33)...... bigger while TVsets, have become thinner. In fact, plasma TV Sets are (34) ......... that youcan ha ng them on a wall.

TV can do many things (35) ......... than entertainment. TV cameras

can be sent to (3 6) .........that a re d ifficult or dan gerou s for people. They cantravel to outer space, spacecraft carry TV cameras to (37).........planets. Thecameras send b ack pic tures tha t le t us (38) .........w ha t other planets looklike. TV cameras on robot submarines can go,(39) ...... . down in the sea. In

medicine, doctors (40)....... tiny TV cameras inside the hu m an body.

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2. Choose the word or phrase which best fits each gap of the sentence.41. Last month, little Billy by a dog. No w he is s c a re d .........any dog

ho sees. *A. wore bitten / by B. bit / by

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44. If vou delay ......... your bills, you will only incur more and moreinterest charges.

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45. Mary's lawyer advised her.........anything further about the accident.A. no t sav ing B. not to sayc . not to tell D. telling

46 The now students hope.......... in m an y ..........school's social activities.

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47. Most pe o p le ..........will be polite to y o u ........ . vou arc polite to them.A. you meet / unless B. yo u meet / ifc . meet you / only D. m eeting you / in case

48. You'd b e tt e r..... you r raincoat with you ......... . the weather changes.

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49. Ben and his brother are , .........hard-working carpenters that I am surethey will ..........a success of their bus iness.

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IV. USE OF ENGLISH

1. Choose the underlined word or phrase in each o f the sentences thatneeds correcting.51. Millions (A) of people of all ages enjoy a hobby (B) which is both (C)

interesting (D) but fun.

52. Holiday postcards (A) from friends, (B) birthday card and letters from(C) pen friends can pro vide you (D) with stamps.

53. It is (A) importance that parents (B) take an active (C) interest in their(D) children's lessons.

54. Summer (A) adventure holidays are (B) open to any child between (C)eight and (D) fourteen th years who can swim.

55. On (A) the hol iday prog ram children (B1) is allowed to d o any (C) sportthey are (D) interested in.

2. Choose the correct sentence whieh has the same meaning as the givenone in italics.

56. Everyone looks down on her and she's fed up with it.

A She's fed up w ith being despised by evryone.B Everyone looks dow n on her and she feels full.c ^Everyone looks dow n on her, which feeds her up.D She feeds on it when everyone looks do w n on her.

57. Someone told me my fl ig ht was cancelled when I go t to the airport.A My flight was told to cancel when I got to the airport.B On arriving at the airport, I was told that my flight was cancelled,c Getting to the airport, someone told me my flight was cancelled.D Being told my flight was cancelled, I got to the a irp o rt

58. I had never flow n before, which was why I was very nervous.A I was very nervous whenever I flew.B This was the first time I flew and w as neve r nervous,

c The reason for m y nervousness was m y flight before.D Ne ver having flown before, I was very nervous.

59. She always gets the right answer.A She nev ef answers right. ,B She is always right,c She neve r fails to get the right answer.D She fails to get the right answer all the time.

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60. Wc had lo vriie the letter before U' fot our money buck..A The letter we wrote before govo us the money. '.

B We had to write the letter when ou rm one v was lust,c On iv after writing the letter did we g.etoui money back.D Before w riting the letter, we got ou r. njoriey...back:

V. READING COMPREHENSION1. Read the passage and choose the best answer;

Even as entertainment, magic has a long history. magician namedDedi lived and worked in Egypt around 2700 BC. His most famous trickinvolved cutting th heads oft two chickens and an ox. H then appearedto restore the animals' heads and bring them back to life. In 1921, a Britishmagician named P.T. Slbit created one of the best-known acts in magic.

Mo shut a wom an into a box and saw ed the box in .half. 'Afterward, thewoman got ou t of the; box, still alive and whole, :

About the sam e time, in America, H ow ard T hurston made the

Indian Rope Trick famous. First, he seemed to make a rope rise into 'tho air.Then lie climbed the rope and 'disappeared. The American magician and

artist I iarrv Houdini amazed audiences with his sensational escapes fromseemini;lv impossible situations: In one act, lie escaped from a lockedmetal box und erw ater w hile wearing handcuffs!

Magic is fun, but is it profitable? Some famous and successfulmagicians include H a rry Blackstone, Doug Henn ing, and D avidCopperficld, Tens of thousands of magicians perform magic acts in theUnited States toJav. However, only about 500 of them actually make aliving asprofessionals.

61. The trick of cu tting the heads off two chickens and an ox and br inging

the animals back to lifo was. performed bv A P.T. Solbit in Britain.

B H.irrv Blackstone in the U.S.A.c A magician in Britain.I) Dcdi 111 I-gypt.

62. I.r. Solbit crea ted one of the best-known acts in magic bvA euttin the heads off two chickens witho ut killing thm.B shut ting a wom an into box and saw ini; the box in halt.

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c mkim> a rope risi* into th air.D esCtipiiu; from locked mehil h o \ und erwater. .

63. The Ind ian Rope I rick was perfornn'd inA 1^21, ill Britain.

B 1921, in India,

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64. The American m agician CtilkM tin. osCiiH' tirtist is

A H ow ard Thurston.B H arry Uo udini.c H arrv Iliickston.D Doug Henning .

65. David Cop perfield is regarded as cl magiavm w ho is

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Zoos are placos vyherc Jintnicils are kept so that we can lo;irn Mnuit

them. Zoos arc also places where scientists study animals. Some zoos h e l ppreserv e endangered an im als . A zoo needs many people to care for theanimals. Zoologists are scientists who study animals. They learn abouthow the anim als live Thev learn to ht makes the anim als happy .Ve terinarians arc animal doctors. They;take care/ sick zoo animnls.Thev try to keep all the animals healthv.

Zookeepers take' care ot everything the

stire the an im al s'h av e plenty of food, and v

pro blems with th e an im als . Zoos have oth '(guides who ivc tours and talk but the a)work in zoo kitchens to make food for the a' *vere

who build the hom es-for/boi anim als to liven dang ered anim als by breed ing them cind the bankanim als born in a /o o back into the wild. iad absolutely no

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66. Ho w m any functions does a zoo play according to the passage?A One.B Two.

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D Four.67. Zoologists are tho se wh oA w ork in the zoo.B take care of any sick zoo animals,c stud y animals.D give tours and talk about the animals.

68 .............try to keep all the anima ls healthy.A Veterinarians.B Zoolog ists.

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69. There are cooks in the zoo kitchensA to serve zookeepe rs and zoo workers.B to breed anim als at a zoo.c to make sure the animals have food an d w ater.

D to make food for the animals.70. Which of the following statem ents is NOT true ab ou t zoos?

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28. Tho un ive rsity 1g radu ate d ........... last sum m er sent me this letter.a. of B. byc . at D. from

29. Once again the film indus try finds itself in serious fina ncia J............ problem s ; B. degrees

C- difficulties p . opera tions30 If wo want to ......... . up with them w e 'd bette r huiTV.

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III. GRAMMAR

1. Choose the word or phrase which best fits each gap of the passage.

Dave: Have you (31) ........... any hobbies?

'Sue : Yes, I (3 2 )...........pop music.Dave: Do you (33 ):.......... any games?Sue: Yes, I do. I like tennis. r

Dave: Ilik e it, too. Can we (34) agam e now?

Sue: Oh; dea r, I'm sorrv. I (3 5 ).............. time c^t the moment.Dave: W here (36 ) ........ ? ; V :Sue: I'm playing hockey. (37) ....... ... you like hockey?

Dave: N ot really I'm no t good at (38) ........ about andhitting ball

: w ith a stick. .Sue: That do es n't ma tter. We just playfar fun. VVhv (39) ... .......... youtry playing?

Dave: Some time, perhaps. But 1 (40 )........... a hockey stick.

31. A get B gettin g c got D gets32. A like B lik ing c liked D likes33. A play B pla yin g cplayed D plavs34. A for ha ving B have c having D to have

35. A don 't got B not get , c ha ve n't go t D am not getting36 A yo u go ing p>you go c vou go are you going

37. A Do B Is c Are D Ha ve

38. A run B ran c I run p run ning

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41 The dog w ith white p a w s ...........to John. He loves it very much.

A. belong B. belongsc . is belong ing D. belong ed

42. Tom ad m itte d ........ the rock throug h the window.

A. to throw B, t be thro w nc. being throw n D. throw ing

43 .............letting me use y ou r bicycle for a little while?

A. Please to . B. W ould you m indc . Will you D. Could you please

44. I'm s o rr y ............ well.

A. you not to feel B. for yo ur no t feelingc. you do n't feel p . you not feel

45. When I stopped talking, Sam finished my sentence for me as though he...........my mind.

A. had read B; reads

c . can read D. wo uld read

46. The beach was so c rowd ed the other day tha t we ........... difficultyfinding an emp ty spot.

A. have B. had

c . have had ' . D. have been hav ing47. It was only th e n how mu ch I ow ed to him.

A. did I realise B. had I real ised

c . I did realise D. tha t I realised48. Ed was new n the job, but he quickly fit himself into the ............

routine of the office.

A. estab lished B. establishing

c . establishes D. establish

49. The m o v ie ........... last night was terrific.A. I w en t B. that I wen tc I w en t to it . D. I w ent to

50. There was a big hole in the road w h ic h ........... the traffic. .A, kept do w n B. stood backc . held up D. sent back

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IV. USE OF ENG LISH1. Choose the underlined word or phrase in each of the sentences thatneeds correcting.

51. (A) A fast-swimming fish, (B) such as a trout or mackerel, (C) has an

ideal shape for (D) move through water.52. (A) The paren ts and mothers of preschool children play (B) perhap s themost important role in the child's (C) eventual emotional (D) growthand stab ility.

53. My u n d e is (A) such a fanatic jogger (B) that he takes his (C) shoesrun ning w ith him (D) on business trips.

54. (A) Both personality and (B) external looking (C) vary greatly even (D)am ong brothers and sisters.

55. There w ere ne ve r any secrets (A) among my sister and (B) m (C) when

we (D) were growing up .

2. Choose the correct sentence which has the same meaning as the given

one in italics.56. I have n't worn a tracksuit for years.

It's years since I wore a tracksuit.

B It's yea rs when ! wore a tracksuit,c It's years since I did n't w ear a tracksuit.

It's years wh en I did n't w ear a tracksuit.57. I regret not booking the seats in advance.A I w ish I booked the seats in advance.B I w ish I hav e book ed the seats in advance,c If only I booked the seats in advance.D If only I ha d booked the seats in advance.

58. Without his fath er 's help, he wo uldn't have got that job.

A If only his father had h elped, he wou ld hav e got tha t job.B If only his father had helped, he wo uldn't have got that job.

c If his father ha dn 't helped, he w ou ldn 't hav e got that job.D If his father did n 't help, he wo uld have got that job.

59. They are building a lot of new houses in Wellington.

A W ellington has to build a lot of new houses. B A lot of new houses are being built in W ellington,

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bO. 1probabh/for ore .smaller in deep Welter thcin oth er places ;c Some so iiniiTKils live underconditionsintense.prossiHV. :^

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2. Read the passage and choose the best answer.

Walt W hitm an, bdrn in New York in 1819, was one of Am erica'sunusual literary figures;- He used to ramble through the countryside seeing

people and places, and makin g them his ow n. His experiences in earn in g a

living were varied: at times he was a printer, a teacher, a carpenter, anurse, and a newspaper editor. He was a big-hearted man, open andaccepting. He gave freely of his time by caring for the w ound ed du ringthe Civil War.

Although he lived in the city, he often spent time in the country,developing his strong sense of nature, which carried through to his poems.In 1855 he collected the verses he had written; and published them in one

thin volume, Leaves o f Grass, a book which he revised and rewrote all the

rest of his life. The book was ridiculed by some poets and generallyignored bv others, probably because his verse forms were not traditionalHe had felt that it was necessary to achieve a new poetic form in order to

communicate his views. His reputation did not grow until after his death,and it readied a high point in the 1920s. Since then, Whitman's style hasgreatly influenced m od ern poets. ; i

65. Choose the best title for this passage.A Leaves o f Grass 13 Walt Whi tman

c A Cou ntry Man D Poetry: A .New Form

66. i ho word ramble' in the passage is most similar to the m ean ing of:

A slop briefly.

13 march excitedly:c travel quickly.D w alk slowly.

67. In the ph rase m aking them his own , he is

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c caring for the wounde d.

D rewriting Leaves o f Grass.

69. The passag e says that dur ing W hitma n's lifetime, othe r poets

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B comm unicated with him.

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PRACTICE TEST 4

I. PHONETICS

1. Choose the word with the different pronunciation of the underlined part.D tankD pullD soleD wordsD helps

D engineD operateD refusalD scholarshipD medicine

1. Choose the w ofd wh ich best fits each gap of the passage.

Captain'James Cook was one of the world's greatest explorers . Hesailed around the world (11) ..... .. . He was the first European to reachHawaii and New Zealand. Before Cook, (12) .... .... in Europe knew aboutpenguins or kan garoos. Cook was born in 1728 on a fa rm in northernEngland. At the age of 18, he wentjto work for (13) ......... company. In1755, Cook (14)......... the British Royal Navy. His ship was sent to Canada,to make m aps of lan d that Britain had conquered from France.

From 1772 to 1775, Cook made a second voyage to the South Pacific

Ocean, [his time, he sailed farther (15).........than anyone before him. Butho found no land where people might live. In 1776; Cook set off on a thirdvoyage. This time, Cook wanted to look for the Northwest Passage. Thiswas a possible sea (16) ......... north of Canada linking Europe and Asia.Before sailing north, he (1") ......... several.islands in the Pacific. He landedin Hawaii in 1778, becomini;'the first European to do so. From Hawaii,Cook (18) ........ to North America. He was the first Europe an to set (1 )

1. A lane2. A but3. A hole4. A chairs5. A jobs

B madB buttonB doll

B lecturesB matters

c sandc gullc polec talksc patterns

2. Choose the word w ith the different stress pattern

6. A expect7. A difficult

8. A acceptance9. A respectful10. A general

11. VOCABULARY

B admitB engineerB explorerB popularB consumption

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..........on Vancouver Island off the cpast of British Columbia. In 1779, Coi'kreturned t Haw aii, where hcj was (20) ..... in quarrel with natives over

a stolen boat.

11. A tw o B both G double D twice

12. A everybody B som ebody c nob ody D anybody13. A ship B sh ipp ing c boa t D boating

14. A joined B joined in c included D 'par tic ip ated15. A sou thorn 3 'Southerner- c soutturrlv D '.south16. A road B rou te c Street D Wily17. A looked for B exploited c exp lored D sen rein'd -18. A sailed B pa dd led c rowed D swam19. A heels B legs c toot D foot

20. A died B killed c . m urdered D slaug htered

2. Choose the word which best fits each gap of the sentence.

21. Cook drew many ........... maps and kept careful records of all ho hadseen on his voyage.

A. de tailed B. detailin g c . vk'hiil IX dl'Uiils

22. i Ic doscrilx'd ...........peoples dl th South pacif ic and tlioii; culliuvs.

A. natives , B. notionc , native : D. national :

23Please make sure VO have the correct change for the ....beforeboard ing the bus.

A. fee B. tax

c . tip D. fare .24. We do n 't accept credit cards. Please pay in

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c . m oney ; D. coins

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;.....us not to touch the animals.A. told B. saidc . refused D. talked

26. His cousin is .......... roltod til the Browns.A. ni-iir B. nearly :

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27. When I got home from .............. I took long, relaxing bath.A, job B .career

c , wo rk D. employment

28. The gam e wasplayed in our sh id ium. The ........... ten in scored tf

wind ing goal. A. visit B. visiting

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29. I've looked in my purse and my coat pocket but cannot find my kevs

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30. Instead of askini for help , you shou ld use vo ur book and out

the .answer to the a rithmetic problems vou rself.A. m iiroundthe sun. lit. (39) ..... mathematics to prove his ihi'orit's. Newtoni nven ted ni ' \v kind of mathematics (40). . . . . . . . .. calcul us. Toiiv, scientists

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31. A but B and c so D or32. A away B afar c out of D home33. A by B on c in D from34. A X B a c an D the

35. A started B began c broke D spfead36. A until B when c while D after

37. A wen t over B went for c came out in D came up with

38. A pulling B pulled c being pulled D had pulle d39. A using B used c to used D had used

40. A regarded B known c called D calling}

2. Choose the word or phrase wh ich best fits each gap of the sentence.

41. By the time Mike ............

he had been offered jobs by dozens ofcompanies.

A. grad ua ted B. was grad uatedG. was grad uating D. w ould gradu ate

42. I'm afraid w e've .......... coffee, so wou ld you like tea?A. run ou t B. run out ofc . use d out D. used ou t of

43. There'S no point in .......... ; lot Q time on the project. It's likely ...........

no m atter what we do.A. w a s te / fail B. wasting / failingc . w asted / failed D. w as tin g,/to fail

44. You hav e ........... a good head for he igh ts .... ....... you are amountaineer.

A. ha d / unle ss B. ha d / ifc . to have / if D. to have / unless

45. It 's ...........safer for a young child to ride a tricycle.A. m ore B. many

c . lots D. much46. Be quick please! G e t ...........bed and keep v e rv ..............

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48.1 have to go to the denlist tomorrow. I hope I do n' t need to ....... ..............A. have anything done B. have no thin gd on ec . be don e anythin g D. get him do anything

49. After a ...........search, the m issing ...........boy was found safe and sound.

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50. The of fic e ...........my father works is on the third floorA. which B. thatc . w here D. there

IV. USE OF ENGLISH

1. Choose the underlined word or phrase in each of the sentences that needs correcting.

51. John A dam s g rew (A) U on his father's farm, doini* (B) the usualcountry chores, including (C) feeding the horses, (D) milk the cows,and cho pping wood.

52. A prize (A) was awarded to (B) millionth person (C) who bought a (D)ye ar's su bscription to the maga/.ino.

53. (A) In the diet of (B) m ost Northe rn Huropeins, the potato is a (C)

usu aler source of starch (D) than rice.54. (A) Much species of cowbirds- do not build nests ot -their (B) own, but

(G) a their eggs in.the nests of other species (D) whose nosts arcsimilar in size.

55. It is (A) predicted that the enjoyment of hobbies will (13) to continue toincrease as the (C) required working h ours in (D) ind ustry decrease.

2. Choose the correct sentence which has the same meaning as the given one in italics.

56. We had expected the weather to be worse.

. A The weather was not so bad as we had exported.B The w ea the r was ns bad as we had expected,c The w eather was worse than we had expectedD Th e w eath or wa s worse as vve held oxp ected.

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c The carpets were too expensive for us to buy.D The carpets were very expensive for us to buy.

58. He may leave now.A He has to leave now.B He wants to leave now.c He is unlikely to leave now. D He lias permission to leave now

I'm sorry I Uns late for work yesterday.

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60. They will soon get used to the noise from their son 's drum.

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V. READING COMPREHENSION1. Read the passage and choose the best answer.

No one know s w hat the first invention was. Archaeologists havefound ancient tools made of stone. Prehistoric inventors inventedhammers, knives, and axes made of stone. They found ways to make and

keep' fires burning. They invented ways to grow plants for food andlearned how to tame animals. Other great prehistoric inventions were thewheel, pottery, and ways to build houses. One great invention was theprin ting pre ss by a Germ an nam ed Johannes G utenberg in th e 1400s. Thepress m ade it easy to prin t books which became much more common and

helped other inventors m ake new things.

The invention of the steam engine around 1700 led to the IndustrialRevolution. Inventors made many new machines that were powered bysteam engines. They invented locomotives, steamboats, and all kinds offactory machines. A noth er great invention, the internal com bustion engine,led to the invention of automobiles in the late 1800s. Internal combustionengines are used today in cars, trucks, buses, and airplanes. The discoveryof electricity led to many wonderful inventions, among which were the

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electric lamp, phonograph, and other things by Thomas A. Edison in thelate 1800s. Ov er time, inven tors k ept im prov ing on ea rlier inventions. Eachnew invention made life easier for people.

61. Tools m ade of stone w ere first m ade byA prehistor ic inventors.B archaeologists,c a German.D an Am erican.

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c books.D knives.63. The Industr ial Rev olution was m ade possible with the inven tion of

A the locomotives.B the steam engine.c the printing press.

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A The prin ting press was invented after the steam engine.

B Locomotives, steamboats, and factory machines use the steamengine now.

c The invention of electricity led to the invention of automobiles.D A irplanes use internal combustion engines.

65. Inven tors kept impro ving on earlier inventions toA m ake life easie r for people.

! B make easier for them to earn money,

c make machines easier for people.

D make their inventions won derful.I

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; Long ago, peo ple did no t even have to think abo ut conservation.: There were very few people. They learned that usin g wo od/ ores, andI other natura l resources could make their lives easier. Then p eople began toi live longer and the num ber of people living on the earth grew. Today,



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bi llions of people live on the earth and use more and more natu raresources. People are using up fossil fuels and other natural resourcefaster than the planet can replace them. People cut down forests andestroy the ho me s of ma ny plan ts and aniiQals.

People need to use renewable resources wisely. It's important tpla nt a tree for every tree cu t down. Governments set up national parkwhere logging, mining, hunting, and other activities that use up naturaresources are usually not allowed. Our endless supply of air and watemust be protected. Polluted air can make you sick and you cannot drink

polluted wate r. Factories, power plants , cars, and trucks give off smokthat pollutes air. Some factories dump chemicals into lakes and riversSome places on the erth have plenty of water, but deserts and othe

places do not.. It is im porta nt to conserve w ate r so th at everyone haenough to drink and use for watering crops. Conservationists do a goo

job by lo okin g for ways to save natu ral reso urces so that people will havenough lumber, fossil fuels, water, and food. They also look for ways tsave end ange red plants and animals.

66- The basic reason w hy peop le have to think about conserv ation is tha tA some factories du m p chemicals into lakes an d rivers.

B the nu m ber of people living on the earth grew.

c-"5)m plants and animals are endangered.D the hom es of man y plants and animals are destroyed.

67. The num ber of peo ple living on the earth grew w henA people beg an to live longerB the na tura l resources were plentiful,

c the wate r was good.D there were animals and plants around, them.

68. To use renew able resources wisely, people should ,A pro tect the sup ply of air.

B conserve water,c .set up n ation al parks.D A, B and c . '

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c Pow er plants.D Lumber.

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PRACTICE TEST 5

I. PHONETICS1. Choose the word with the different pronunciation of the underlined part.

B ounce c rough D touch13 should c ought: D wouldB hold c dove D throwB suits - c ties D shoesB noticed c sacked D touched

1. A cousin

2. A could3. A cold4. A beds5. A gambled


6. A chi ldren7. A equ ipm ent8. A instru m ent9. A discover10. A carefully

B neighbourB mountainousB managerB difficult malaria

c famousc imaginec officerc inventionc beginning

D approveD relatedD adventureD importantD provision

II. VOCABULARY

1. Choose the word which best fits each gap of the passage.

Any change in one part of an ecosystem can cause changes in otherparts. Droughts , storm s, and fires can change ecosystems. Some changes(11) ......... ecosystems. If there is too (12) .......... rainfall, plants will nothave enoug h w ater to live. If a kind of plan t dies off, the animals th at (13).......... it may also die or move away. Some changes are good forecosystems. Some pine forests need (14) .......... for the pine trees toreproduce. The seeds are sealed inside pinecones. Heat from a forest firemelts the seal, and lets the seeds (1 5)..... . .

Polluting the air, soil, and water can harm ecosystems. Building (16)

..........on rivers for electric power and irrigation can harm ecosystems (17)

..........the rivers. Bulldozing wetlands and cutting do w n (18) ........... destroyecosystems. Ecologists are working with companies and governments tofind better ways of (19).... .....fish, cutting dow n trees, and b uilding dams.They are looking for ways to get food, lumber, and other products for

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1. A harms B harmful c harmless D harm12. A little B a little c few D a few13. A fed B iced c feed on D food14. A flame B fires c blaze D burning15. A out B in c go D fly16. A moats B ditches c brid ges D dams17. A on B around c over D under18. A hills B jungles c forests D woods19. A catching B holding c carrying D taking20. A avoid B without c not D no

2. Choose the word wh ich best fits each gap of the sentence .21. Touring bicycles are made so you c a n .... ..... them on long trips.

A. ride B. dr ivec . m ount D. oar

22. The sea t of the bicycle, called a .... ...... is in the m idd le of the frame.A. ch air B. stoolc . saddle D. sofa

23. Bicycles have two wheels. One wheel is in front of' .............A. an oth er B. the otherc . other D. others

24. Scouts often ........ comm unity service and volu nteer work.A. make B. doc . serve D. con tribute

25. The Boy Scouts is a .......... organization for young people.A. world ly 13. ea rth lyc . earthlike D. w orldw ide

26. This organization teaches them to be good citizens and prepares them

for the responsibilities o f............A. ad ulth oo d B. ad ultsh ip

c . adultm ent D. adulttime27. The Boy Scouts'.. ....... is Be Prepared.

A. slog an B. mottoc . claim p. saying

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29. Sugar is the m a in .......... in most candy.A. course B. thin gc . ma terial D. ingredient

30. Chocolates, the most popular candies, are made from the cocoa bean,

type o f .............A. nu t B. corec . seed D. grain

III. GRAM MAR 1. Choose the word or phrase which best fits each gap of the passage.

Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is a leading city. The city (31) .........with factories, large office buildings, banks, restaurants, religious shrines

and shops of all sizes. It is a center for Japanese art and is home to morethan 100 colleges and universities. (32)..........at the head of Tokyo Bay, thecity is also a major seaport. Many people move from other parts of Japan(33) ..........college and then w ork in Tokyo. Most Japanese companies have(34) ..........headqu arte rs in Tokyo.

At the heart of Tokyo is the Imperial Palace surrounded by a largepark. This is (35 ) .......... the em peror of Japan lives with his family. Japan'semperors once (36) ........... the country, bu t today they have (37 )............ realpower. Located near the palace (38)...........the most impo rtant governmentbuildings, including the National Diet Building. That's where Ja pan'sparlia m ent meets.

Tokvo is one of the world's biggest and most crowded cities. So (39........ ride on its subw ay trains that the city em ploys "people pushe rs.These white-gloved workers push passengers into crowded su bw ay cars sothat the doors (40 )...... . close.

31. A is filled B fills c full D is full

32. A Laid B Located c Set D Put33. A atte nd B to attend ing c attending D to attend34. A the irs B the c the ir , D its35. A what B where c place D there36. A having ruled B ha d ruled c ruled D ruling37. A a few B few c a little D little38. A are B is c have been D has been

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39. A few people B many people c little perso n D much person40. A will B Would c can D could

2. Choose the w ord or ph rase which best fits each gap of the sentence.

41. Most bicycles have a ge ars hi ft .......... to the frame or the handlebars.A. attach ing B. attache dc . is attached D. attaches

42. Classical m usic began in Europe in the Middle Ages a n d ..........today.A. con tinued B. had continuedc . is continu ing D. continues

43. Some classical music is written for people ............A. sing B. singingc . to sing D. sang

44. The number of players of classical music can range from about two...... . to well over 100.

A. dozen B. a dozenc . dozen s D. other dozens

45. There are different styles in classical music, ..........on when the musicwas compo sed. *

A. de pend B. dep end ingc.de pe nd s D. depended

46. Classical music for small groups..........chamber music because it wasonce play ed in chambers.

A. calling B. calledc . is called D. had called

47. Travelling through the air to your ears, the sound waves make youreardrum and the inside of your e ars ............

A. to vibrate B. vib ratingc . vibrated D. vibrate

48. The Beatles .......... their last public concert in 1966, but they kept on

making records.A. gave B. givenc . had given D. was giving

49. In their m usic, the Beatles moved from sim ple songs about love to..........abo ut changes taking place in 1960s society.

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50. A ny thin g .... . mnkcs sou nd could be a musical instrument.A. which everc. that can

B. whichD. that

IV. USE OF ENGLISH

1. Choose the underlined word or phrase in each of the sentences that needs correcting.

51. My sister (A) had a (B) baby son yes terday, and h e (C) is my first(D) niece.

52. (A) At the (B) beginning of the play, Raina is eng age d (C) with Sergius,and Louka (D) to Nicola.

53. If you w an t to (A) join in the H istory (B) Society, you rmist (C) first fillin this app lication (D) form .

54 .1 hope (A) he 's rem em bered (B) bu ying some bread ; (C) there 's hard ly(D) any left.

55. Unless you (A) d o bette r (B) wo rk than (C) this, you (D) will passthe exam.

2. Choose the correct sentence which has the same meaning as the given one in italics.

56. M y brother knoivs something about computers, bu t I know a lt more.A I know a lot about computers, bu t my brother doesn 't.B I know m uch more about comp uters than my brother,c I know as much about com puters as my brother,

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59. The later the general election, the better it w ill be fo r the governmen t

A The last gene ral election made the gov ernm ent better.

B The better the governm ent is, the later the general election will be.c The better the governm ent will be, the later the general election is.

D The gov ernm ent will benefit from a late general election.60. A ny bicycles parked in this area zuill be remved b the police.

A Any bicycles parked in this area will be taken apart by the police.B Park ed in this area, some bicycles will be rem oved by the police,

c No bicycles pa rked in this area will be removed by the police.

D No bicycles are allowed to pa rk in this area.

V. READING COMPREHENSION

1. Read the passage and choose the best answer.

Anim als can be useful to have a round . Tha t's why wild animals gottamed as pets. Dogs, especially, can do lots of things. They can standguard in the night. Hunters use dogs for fetching. Ranchers use them tohelp h erd sheep or cattle. The police use dogs, to sniff for bom bs. Somedogs are trained to help blind and deaf people. Cats catch mice. Theancient E gyp tians w orsh iped cats for keep ing their fields free of pests. Petscan even be actors. Trained dogs sometimes a pp ear in mov ies or television

shows. Having pet can be good for your health. Pets offer companionshipand make peo ple feel less lonely. Petting an anim al also help s peo ple relax.

Pets can cause problems, too. Dogs dig in the garden. They chew uphousehold objects and can even bite people. Cats like to scratch furniture.Both cats and dog s can m ake a , mess on the rug . Some peo ple haveallergies to animals. But the biggest problem is that there are more petsthan there are homes for them. Cats and dogs give birth to more cats anddogs and the nu m ber of unw anted pets is enormous.

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62. How m any tasks can dog s do according to the passage?A Three.B Four,c Five.

D Six. !63. Why did the ancient Egyptians worsh ip cats?A Because cats kept their fields free of pests.B Because cats lived long,c Because cats could even be actors.D Because cats offered com panionship.

64. The biggest problem o f keeping pets isA that they make people sick.B tha t they may die and make the ow ner sad.

c that the pop ulatio n of pets increase fast.D that they make a mess on the rug.

65. Which of the follow ing statem ents are TRUE?A Any dogs m ake good actors in movies or television shows.B Keeping pets has both advan tages and disadvantages,c Cats chew up househ old objects and can even bite people.D Ranchers he rd sheep or cattle w ith the help of cats.

2. Read the passage and choose the best answer.Many pe ople have small aquariums a t home. A small aquarium can

be a bowl or a square tank. Some home aquariu m s are m ade of glass. Someare made of a strong plastic called Plexiglas. You can see fish better in aPlexiglas tank. But Plexiglas scratches more' easily and costs more thanglass. Some people keep fresh water fish in their aquariums. Some peoplekeep salt water fish. Goldfish and tetras live in fresh water. Angelfish and

butterfly fish live in salt wate r. Most people w ith aquariu m s have fresh

wa ter fish. Fresh w ate r fish are easier to take care of and cost less than sa ltwater fish.

There are fish that live in cold water and fish that live in warmwater. Tropical fish, which live in warm water, come in reds, yellows,

blues, purple s, and m any oth er colours. Goldfish, which live in cold water,are mostly golden red. If you have an aquarium, you can decorate yourtank with plants, colourful stones, and objects that the fish can swim

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through and hide under. Find out what to feed your fish and ho w to keepthem healthy. Then have fun w atching the fish in your hom e aquarium.

66. W hat is the disadv antag e of an aqu arium m ade of Plexiglas?

A It's m ore expensive an d easier to scratch than glass.B It is hard to make into bowl or a squa re tank,c It is easier to see the fish in a glass aquarium.D A and B.

67. Goldfish and tetras areA salt wa ter'fish.B fresh w ate r fish,c warm w ater fish.D tropical fish.

68. Most people keep fresh water fish in their hom e aquariums becauseA salt w ate r fish are cheaper.B salt w ater fish are more beautiful,c fresh w ater fish are more expensive.D fresh w ater fish are easier to take care of.

69. Which kind of fish is more colourful? 1A Goldfish.B Co ld wate r fish,

c Tropical fish.D Goldfish and tetras.

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PRACTICE TEST 6

I. PHONETICS

1. Choose the word with the different pronunciation of the underlined part.1 A B great c seat ' D beat

B game c go D giftB boots c roofs D room matesB ca lled . c cooked D raisedB breathing c either D dea th

1. A feat2. A page3. A apples4. A phoned5. A brothe r


6. A reduction B po pu lar c financial7. A geometry B advertisem ent c astonishment8. A depo sit B chem ical c conception

9. A cerem ony B techno logy c community

D roman ticD aspirationD advancementD ability

10. A hum iliation B accum ulation c inexperienced D determ ination

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I. Choose the word which best fits each gap of the passage.

Most British people go abroad on holiday, to visit their families or

on short business trips. People are (11)...........to find o ut how to get urgen ttreatment before leaving the country. They have to (12) ........... a formwhich explains what they (13) ........... do if they fall ill or (14) ........... anaccident, and what arrangements exist in (15) ........... country for medicaltreatment.

The reg ulations are fairly simple bu t (16) ...........people do not havethis information, they may (17) ........... that private medical care isextremely expensive. It is no t unu sual for people to discover that they do

not have (18) ........... money with them to (19) ........... the total costs and(20)...........such circumstances* an already difficult situation becomes even

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15. A their B each c one D this16. A because B whether c as D if17. A look B w ant c find D know18. A enough 13 little c few D full

19. A pay B give c spend D have20. A on B in c at D up

2. Choose the wo rd wh ich best fits each gap of the se ntence.21. W e .......... tha t we are unable to attend th e reception on 18 September.

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c . sympathise D. apologise22 ............ the rise in unem ploym ent, people still seem to be sp end ing more.

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c . Despite D. Although23. The b rid g e .... ..... the rivr has collapsed. We will have to find another

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24. Because it rained very heavily all day they had to ........ . the gardenparty until th e fo llowing Saturday.

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c . re-arrang e D. postpone25. ...........Paul brings the m oney for our lunch, we 'll go righ t dow n to thecafeteria.

A. Since B. As soon asc . N ow tha t D. Until

26. A well-known actor ........... the prizes to the w inners of the competition.A. pre sen ted B. introd uced

. c . org anised D. arran ged27. After

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