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Instr uction : Read each situation and the dialoque carefully and choose the appropriate expression

to complete the dialoque (item 1-5)

Interviewer : Good Afternoon, please have a seat.

Interviewee : _________(1)_________.

Interviewer : How are you doing?

Interviewee : Im fine, thank you.

Interviewer : _________(2)_________?

Interviewee : No, sir, I had no trouble at all.

Interviewer : Could you tell me a little about your _________(3)_________?

Interviewee : I graduated from UCLA in 1995, with a Bachelors degree in Journalism.

Interviewer : Any post-graduate degrees?

Interviewee : Yes, I enrolled in NYUs master program for journalism and _____(4)_____.

Interviewer : How about you _________(5)_________?

Interviewee : After I left NYU, I worked for a year at the Cincinnati Daily.

1. 1. Yes, please 2. Thank you

3. With pleasure 4. Sit down, please

2. 1. What is the problems at your office

2. Did you like the office you worked

3. Was there any problems at the office

4. Did you have any trouble finding us



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3. 1. hobbies

2. private life

3. previous experience

4. educational background

4. 1. didnt finish 2. dropped out in 1998

3. earned a degree 4. took a break

5. 1. previous job 2. post education

3. work experience 4. other qualifications

6. My house was robbed last week. The police are looking for the .................... who committed

the crime.

1. criminal 2. prisoner

3. captive 4. victim

7. Christopher Columbus .................... America in 1942. Before Columbus found America,

most people did not know about its existence.

1. recovered 2. investigated

3. forecast 4. discovered

8. Be careful lifting that box. It must .................... 25 kilos.

1. carry 2. measure

3. use 4. weigh

9. Vegetables always .................... delicious when they are fresh.

1. cook 2. flavour

3. eat 4. taste

10. Martha dropped chocolate ice cream on my white rug. She ...................., but I told her not to

worry about it, and we cleaned it up.

1. realized 2. apologized

3. criticized 4. advertised



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11. The film we saw last night was very _______________.

1. exciting 2. excited

3. excitedly 4. excitement

12. Theres a __________ restaurant on the corner.

1. little nice Thai 2. nice little Thai

3. Thai nice little 4. nice Thai little

13. If we eat __________ things, we may die.

1. poison 2. poisons

3. poisonous 4. poisonously

14. Youll find cold drinks there whenever you feel __________.

1. thirsty 2. thirst

3. thirstily 4. thirstiness

15. I enjoyed the book. It was very __________.

1. interest 2. interests

3. interested 4. interesting



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Instrction : Read the following letter and secret the best answer for each item.

JOHN C.PATTERSON & SONS

103 Broadway

New York 10006

July 17, 2015

Mr. Stewart ONeill

President

Far East Telecommunications Corp.

P.O. Box 1090 Manila

Dear Mr. ONiell:

As you may have heard, we regularly arrange meetings of our clients in the States, in Europe, and in Asia, at

which they have the opportunity to listen to talk held by leaders in commerce, or specialists in a field of

science.

Knowing of your vast experience in data processing and electronic communications, we are writing to ask you

to be our guest speaker at a luncheon to be held in Singapore on September 21. We would be very pleased if

you could give a talk of about one hour, and be kind enough to answer questions afterwards. It would be

useful if you could come to the Hotel Continental at 11 a.m. to settle details of the program, or if you could

send us full particulars in writing beforehand.

Besides travelling expenses and two days accommodation in Singapore, we would pay you a fee of to settle

details of the program, or if you could send us full particulars in writing beforehand.

Besides travelling expenses and two days accommodation in Singapore, we would pay you a fee of $400. We

need hardly add that such a meeting will serve to bring the operations of the Northern Telecommunications

Corporation to the attention of and interested group of businessman.

We do hope you will be able to be present on this occasion.

Sincerely yours,

Paul S. Proctor

Senior Vice-President



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16. What is the purpose of this letter?

1. To invite a specialist to hear a speech.

2. To invite a specialist to give a speech

3. To invite a specialist to attend a meeting

4. To invite a specialist to a luncheon

17. According to the letter, which is not true about Mr. ONeil?

1. He is the president of Far East Telecommunications Crop.

2. He specializes in data processing and electronic communications.

3. He has ever lived in America, Europe, and Asia.

4. His company is located in the Philippines.

18. How long would the talk be if Mr. ONeil could accept the invitation?

1. Two days 2. An hour

3. A week 4. One hour and a half

19. The word beforehand in paragraph 2 means __________.

1. immediately 2. in advance

3. exactly 4. promptly

20. Which is not one of things offered to Mr. ONeil for his talk?

1. Travelling expenses 2. A paycheck of $400

3. Two days accommodation 4. Free luncheons



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1 Ever wished you could decide what to dream at night? A Japanese toymaker says it

has a new gadget that can help you do just that.

Tokyo-based Takara Company says that its Dream Workshop stand-shaped like an

oversized cellular phone dock and about 14 inches tall-can be programmed to help sleepers

5 choose what to dream.

While preparing for bed, the user mounts a photograph on the device of who should

appear in the dream, selects music appropriate to the mood--fantasy, comedy, romantic story,

nostalgia-and records key word prompts, such as the name of a romantic crush.

Placed near the bedside, the dream-maker emits a special white light, relaxing music

10 and a fragrance to help the person nod off.

Several hours later, it plays back the recorded word prompts, timed to coincide with

the part of the sleep cycle when dreams most often occur. It then helps coax the sleeper

gently out of sleep with more light and music so that the dreams are not forgotten.

The device targets sleep-deprived businessmen, a company official said. There are

15 many businessmen today who say they dont sleep because they are too busy. This gadget

can be used to help them dream a good dream, said Takara spokeswoman Mayuko Hasumi

In a study conducted on a group of men and women between the ages of 20-40, the

device had a success rate of 22 percent in including dreams in which one of the prompt words

20 appeared.

21. What is the most suitable headline for this passage?

1. No More Insomnia

2. The Dream Maker Device

3. The Wonder of Technology

4. Technology Can Serve All Our Needs

22. What is the authors main purpose in the passage?



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1. To report success in controlling a humans mind

2. To show how a new gadget helps us select our dreams

3. To reveal that technology can help solve that business dilemma

4. To point out that technology can do anything beyond imagination

23. What does the user have to do with a photograph in order to operate the device?

1. Press it on 2. Attach it on

3. Present it on 4. Click it on

24. What mode should a person who wants an alien to appear in his/her dream select?

1. Fantasy 2. Comedy

3. Nostalgia 4. Romance

25. What would be that target group of the new device?

1. Teenagers 2. Toymakers

3. Businessmen 4. Company officials

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